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Anyone who thought Batman was really the billionaire playboy philanthropist Bruce Wayne has been deluding themselves for too long. As this trailer for the forthcoming movie shows, the Dark Knight’s secret identity is actually Eric Cartman, while the big baddie who blitzes Gotham is more of a Butters than a Bane…
Like its central character, the final episode of Blackout ends up teetering on the edge of disaster in an unhappy mess of good intentions gone awry.
Although the third season of The Walking Dead is still an achingly long time away, audiences at Comic-Con in San Diego were treated to an extended preview on Friday.
001. The story Armed with a novelty watch, some flyaway flares and a volatile eyebrow, Roger Moore finds himself in a 1973 blaxploitation pastiche, trying to stop a corrupt Caribbean dictator called Dr Kananga and a Harlem gangster named Mr Big flooding the USA with cheap heroin. After sneakily seducing soothsayer Solitaire via some sleight-of-hand … >
Female-led British cop thrillers are uncommon enough, and ones as good as this are as rare as a smile from either of its lead characters.
Public Access Television in America basically means that anybody can make their own show about anything. There’s no limit, no exceptions and – of course – no quality control. So, if some enthusiastically demented lady in an outsized Federation uniform from Star Trek: The Motion Picture wants to make ‘a whole video devoted to the … >
In the concluding part of ITV1’s gritty thriller based on Sophie Hannah’s novel, Ruth Blacksmith has been arrested for the murder of her estranged husband.
Whilst trying to ignore the directions from off-camera and the stilted embarrassment of trying to fill a few minutes before an episode of Doctor Who on the New Jersey Network in 1986, ex-Time Lord Patrick Troughton slags off Colin Baker – ‘He’s a bit overweight … he’s going on the non-fat milk’ – and explains … >
In the final episode of BBC One’s compelling new thriller, beleaguered mayor Daniel Demoys (Christopher Eccleston) faces a dreadful dilemma.
Drugs and alcohol are bad for you, kids. Under ordinary circumstances, CultBox would wholeheartedly recommend – in the words of Ronald Reagan and the cast of Grange Hill in the 1980s – that you Just Say No. However, after viewing this clip, it’s highly likely that some form of recreational stimulant will be required. When … >