Recently, Joe (Crouch) – lapsed 2000ad reader – caught up with Joe (Dredd), regarding his recent travels in space, ice monsters & Gerhart, adventures featured in the pages of 2000ad’s “Judge Dredd: Titan” released July 16th. Judge Dredd: Titan centers on Dredd’s deployment to the titular, Titan, the host of a prison that houses Judges … Continue reading
Brad dives into dino-horror novel Jurassic Sea by author Vicktor Zarkov, published by Severed Press, out now in paperback and e-book. Fresh off of a horrifying trek to a fabled island where dinosaurs nearly killed him, B-list celebrity Colt McKinnon finds himself heading directly back into the world of the unexplained. This time, his new employer is sending … Continue reading
Brad continues his journey into the horror genre and delves into “Dark Signal”, Dir. Edward Evers-Swindell, Produced by Neil Marshall (Of Dog Soldiers fame) & Starring Siwan Morris, Gareth David-Lloyd, and Duncan Pow. Deep in the heart of the isolated Welsh valleys an eerie hush spreads throughout the deserted wilds. Stranded and terrified, single mother, Kate, finds … Continue reading
Rob continues his unfettered reactions to the TV adaptation of beloved comic book, Preacher, liberated as he is from any knowledge of the source material. Catch up on what he thought of the Pilot here. Episode 2: See Beware readers! I, as is my way, care little for avoiding spoilers, so if you do, maybe … Continue reading
Aaron takes a look at “The Forest”(2016), A Natalie Dormer vehicle that focuses on the Japanese suicide forest; he’s got a lot to say about it… “If you see anything bad, it’s not real…” Well thank fuck for that is all I can say. Now before I begin, let me just start by saying that … Continue reading
Joe rushes to the defence of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan” to tell you it’s not all bad, Cowabunga! and a few home truths. It’s a fine time to be a fan of the Ninja Turtles. A movie and a game in the same month, not to mention a recently released turtles flavoured … Continue reading
In his first post for The Werd, Brad Harmer-Barnes tells us about Hunter Shea’s “They Rise”. I’m an absolute sucker for sharksploitation in all its myriad forms. I think I was one of the few people (back in’t t’day) looking forward to Declan O’Brien’s Sharktopus (2010) without a hint of irony. So here’s Hunter Shea’s “They Rise“. It’s … Continue reading
Rob presents us with his thoughts on the TV Adaptation of Preacher, having never read the original comic book. He’ll be updating us on his findings as the series progresses. Continue reading
The weather is shoddy, the mood is eerie and the lights are burning low. The tears are flowing and the suspense it growing, what more do we need for a horror show? Continue reading
“These days it’s hard to imagine a film being made with such a cavalier attitude to it’s source material, at least without being hounded by angry folk on the internet the whole time, but the cinematic chimera that resulted from such frankenstein screenwriting truly is greater than the sum of it’s parts.” Continue reading
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