RESTAURANT REVIEW | Darwin Brasserie, The Sky Garden
Dining up at the Sky Garden sounds exciting doesn’t it? A little novel? Darwin’s menu boasts being “inspired by the very best of British”, but in reality means they have […]
FILM REVIEW | Angel With Tethered Wings
It seems like Steven Vasquez the director/writer/cinematographer/editor wants to corner the market in low-budget gay horror mystery movies the rate he is turning them out these days. This new one […]
FILM REVIEW | Tiger Orange
Wade Gasque’s debut feature, which he co-wrote with lead actor Mark Strano, is an interesting drama about the conflict between two estranged gay brothers who are trying to reconcile after the death of […]
FILM REVIEW | The Invisible Men
★★★★★ | The Invisible Men Louie is a 32-year-old Palestinian who tries to live his life unobtrusively hidden away from society’s prying eyes. He has no legal right to live […]
FILM REVIEW | Triple Crossed
★★ | Triple Crossed After he had finished his posting serving in the military in war-torn Afghanistan during which time he witnessed his best friend being killed, Chris Jensen is […]
TV REVIEW | American Horror Story
★★★★★ | American Horror Story American Horror Story, or AHS as it is abbreviated to, is a four season (soon to be five) long delve into the creative mind of […]
REVIEW | The Sea Doo Spark Personal Water Craft
★★★★ | The Sea Doo Spark Personal Water Craft Sea-Doo Like To Be Beside the Seaside Like many people, my only experience of a personal watercraft (PWC) has been on […]
The Boystown Series by Jake Biondi
Looking for a steamy page-turner for your summer holidays? Jake Biondi’s Boystown series are proving to be popular with readers in the United States and Europe. Whether you’re sweltering in […]
THEATRE REVIEW | That Is All You Need To Know
★★★ That Is All You Need To Know | In a day and age where you can share every aspect of your life at the touch of a social media […]
FILM REVIEW | Kidnapping of Freddy Heineken
★★★ | Kidnapping of Freddy Heineken This film is a true sleeper, it had a limited cinema release earlier this year but now gets a DVD release. It tells the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Shrek, National Tour 2015
★★★★ | Shrek, National Tour 2015 Making the transition from screen to stage is not always easy, especially when you are adapting something as beloved as Shrek. The tale of […]