By now, you should have caught up with the Netflix Masters Of The Universe: Revelation show in all it’s glory, if not, then why not? Kevin Smith and Rob David’s vision for Eternia carried on…
For a very long time in the nineties and early noughties, Terrorizer Magazine was essential reading every month. It was the acceptable face of music journalism that rarely veered into covering bands of a “Kerrang…
In which the sexier half of Mass Movement’s middle-age crew reviews The House, Critical Role The Mighty Nein Origins: Jester Lavorre, Non Stop Spiderman: Big Brain Play, Black Hammer Reborn Part 1 and Warhammer 40,000:…
In terms of underground music, has there ever been a more overlooked, yet hugely influential band than Deadguy? Hailing from New Jersey in the early to late Nineties, their Unsane meets Today Is The Day…
There a very few rules in the world of comic books, but when Mike Mignola picks up his pen, you pay attention. That’s a given. This is after all and amongst many other achievements, the…
The joy of most of the best supernatural fiction is that where there is Weird Stuff, there will always be, not far behind it and closing fast, a bunch of intrepid Ordinary Clever Humans trying…
Hawk The Slayer was one of the leading movies in the early-Eighties reinvention and re-popularisation of the sword and sorcery genre in movies. Arguably, it’s one of the better examples of the type, sticking closer…
Here’s the first thing to understand about Battlefield: it was now highly-successful novelist Ben Aaronovitch’s second televised episode of Doctor Who. His first, Remembrance of the Daleks, was simply extraordinary, opening Doctor Who’s 25th season…
In which the sexier half of Mass Movement’s middle age crew talks about Moon Knight: The Midnight Mission, Butts In Seats, The All Nighter, The Death of Doctor Strange, Snow Angels and Count Crowley: Amateur…
Released to coincide with Black History Month 2022, Marvel Voices: Legacy, showcases new stories from some of the most important characters in Marvel’s history featuring diverse characters and writers alike. Taking its inspiration from the…
A massive and very pleasant throwback to late Eighties gross out humour, Aubrey Sitterson returns with another batch of generally unlikeable characters with The Worst Dudes. This gang of intergalactic misfits consist of a dirty…
In which Mass Movement’s resident middle age malcontents yammer on about Dune, ‘The Secret Land’, Wrestlemania, The Invaders, the Second Doctor, Commando, Battlestar Galactica, and take a deep dive into their collective history with Blood…
