GTFO, It’s A Grid Drive!
The residents in the virtual world of Second Life (SL) are always finding new and unique ways to entertain themselves in the vast virtual realm. From opening clubs, making clothes...
Evolution of the Chatbot
[caption id="attachment_19691" align="alignright" width="300"] "How can I annoy you today?"[/caption] The artificial assistant has been around for some time now, since the mid-90’s Clippy...
Book Review: Stranded With the Cyborg by Cara Bristol
Stranded with the Cyborg is a 2015 Erotic Romance Novel by Cara Bristol. Assigned to be the bodyguard of his former protectee, Penelope Isabella Aaron the daughter of the ex-president...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | SHAZAM!
Having disbanded their cinematic universe, instead deciding to focus more on the standalone films for their array of superheroes, allowing them space to breathe and not be under pressure to...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | US
Riding on the wave of success Get Out has provided him with since 2017, Jordan Peele returns with Us, a psychological horror that promises to get under your skin even...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | CAPTAIN MARVEL
With the 21st feature film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios have their first female-led superhero film in Captain Marvel. This is something that should be celebrated but we...
Book Versus Film: Hellraiser/The Hellbound Heart
Clive Barker is one of my favourite horror writers, his stories of the macabre and grotesque always leave a very satisfying, yet overwhelming feeling of disgust and intrigue as you...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | THE 10 WORST FILMS OF 2018
Every year, we get a number of films that test our patience and offer next to nothing in terms of quality, becoming infamous in the process. To some they'll be...
Charmed (2018) Pilot Review + Fan Theory
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ycEPoT1Nzw[/embed] Sisters Mel and Maggie arrive home to find their lives have been turned upside down with the death of their mother. Things become even more complicated when a girl,...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | VICE
When Adam McKay moved away from making stright-up comedies like Step Brothers and The Other Guys, the last thing I was expecting him to start making was more serious biographical...