Scott Brown, Author at We Have A Hulk

by Scott Brown October 17, 2021

Halloween Kills Review

A middle mis-step in rebooted horror trilogy/tetralogy After a year-long delay due to the C-word (Not Christmas and no, not that one either), the 2nd part of David Gordon Green and Danny McBride’s rebooted series of Halloween franchise (Or 3rd overall as…

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by Scott Brown October 16, 2021

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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review

Absolutely nothing to Marvel at here in messy, messy blockbuster sequel Tom Hardy returns as journalist Eddie Brock, living symbiotically with the alien substance we know as Venom, who is living on a diet of chocolate and chickens despite still harbouring an…

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by Scott Brown April 2, 2021

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Godzilla vs. Kong Review

Battle of the super-heavyweights results in points decision after interference from meddling humans. We're back on Skull Island where Kong is residing in his natural habitat but kept and monitored in a Truman Show-style containment area to keep him from being detected…

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by Scott Brown March 29, 2021

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Tom and Jerry Review

The classic cat and mouse duo return to our screens more than 80 years after the first Hanna-Barbera produced short film debut. They were the kings of children's cartoons in the 1960's and 1970's, with repeats airing all throughout the 80's and…

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by Scott Brown January 4, 2021

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Hunted Review

Kidnap horror from Shudder is more of a shrugger A young Belgian retail estate agent, Eve, is picked up at a bar by a man who saves her from the unwanted attention of another. The night soon turns sinister when this man…

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by Scott Brown October 18, 2020

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Saint Maud Review

Raw, unsettling religious horror leaves mark in breath-taking British debut Set in Brighton, this debut feature from writer/director Rose Glass follows palliative care nurse Maud as she takes a live-in job caring for terminally ill former dancer Amanda. Having recently made a…

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by Scott Brown September 15, 2020

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Utopia (2020) Review

The latest remake to hit our small screens comes from Amazon Studios and best-selling author and award-winning screenwriter, Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl, Sharp Objects). Tackling Dennis Kelly's acclaimed 2013 cult British sci-fi series is an ambitious feat, however with the show's darkly…

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