The Writer's Scrawl

In this week's Worth a Watch, I'm looking at the film adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel Stardust. Is it a faithful adaptation? Lets find out

This week, I'm looking at the spectrum of romantic comedies and pick some of the worst characters the genre has served up to us.

This week, I'm reviewing the latest Matthew Reilly novella to whether it's worth your time reading.

This week, we're looking at the newest Tom Cruise film - Top Gun: Maverick to see if the forty-year wait was worth it.

This week I'm looking at the spiritual successor to Seinfeld just on a much cruder level - Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

This week, I'm returning to the D&D series with a new blog post talking about character sheets.

In this weeks Worth a Watch? I'm looking at the absurdest multidimensional adventure of 2022 - Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.

This week, I'm counting down the most enjoyable roles that Arnold Schwarzenegger has played over his long and iconic career.

With the long-awaited return of One Hour Impressions, we're looking at the new season of The Umbrella Academy. Let the madness commence.

This weeks Worth a Watch? is looking at the second entry in Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy, Hot Fuzz.

We're back with a brand new series talking new players through the mysterious world of Dungeons & Dragons starting with the basics.

This week we've got another round of Book Cage Fight between the Wheel of Time and Ranger's Apprentice series.

This week I'm looking at game mechanics that need their time in the sun because they're kickass!

This week, I'm looking at the most enjoyable couch co-op party games for me personally that you can play together with your mates.

This week I'm looking at which post-apocalyptic world would kill you the quickest because at this point it's just smart to plan ahead.

This week we're looking at the new Adam McKay disaster comedy, Don't Look Up to see if it's worth watching.

We’re finishing this month off with something really special. I'm discussing the Nic Cage films I enjoy the most.

It's Book Cage Fight time and we're looking at Trigger Mortis and The Bourne Evolution. Who's going to win? Let's find out.

A time travel movie that doesn’t get bogged down with all the time paradox stuff, The Adam Project is a fun, enjoyable romp through time.

This week, we're looking at why Marvel doesn't seem to be taking as many chances as they could be. Join the debate with me!