Battlestar Galactica’s entire premise is based on the idea that man’s origins lie in the stars and not on Earth itself, kind of a “Screw you, Charles Darwin!”
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015) – Review
Bringing television shows to the big screen is certainly nothing new, but unfortunately for every Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation we get a dozen films like I Spy or The Wild Wild West. I’m sure Warner Bros was hoping to get another good franchise going and cash in on all that James Bond and Mission…
Tarzan’s Hidden Jungle (1955) – Review
Tarzan’s Hidden Jungle was the last of the Tarzan films to come out of RKO Studios but the first one to star Gordon Scott as Tarzan.
Review – Banana/Cucumber (2005)
Making two shows that air at the same time and take place in the same universe is not an easy task. Russell T Davis‘ first work since Torchwood is an undeniably ambitious move- make not one, not two but THREE shows that interplay with each other. Now I’ve only seen two of those shows, as…
Battlestar Galactica: Fire in Space – Review
With the 70s being rife with disaster movies it is no surprise that Glen A. Larson decided to tackle the genre in Battlestar Galactica, and so in the tradition of Irwin Allen the crew of Galactica must fight a raging fire, one that threatens the life of all on board. So let’s see what a…