BBC America’s Baddest Bond Villains
As part of BBC America’s 20 Baddest Brit List, John Barrowman and a load of random people we’ve never heard of “the UK’s hottest comedians” rant about their favourite Bond villains…
As part of BBC America’s 20 Baddest Brit List, John Barrowman and a load of random people we’ve never heard of “the UK’s hottest comedians” rant about their favourite Bond villains…
As a kid growing up in the 1980s, your CultBox correspondent had several pre-adolescent crushes on female characters in imported cartoon series. Two that immediately spring to mind are Princess in Battle of the Planets and Sheila, the Thief from Dungeons and Dragons. Whether that was because they both had a tendency – thanks to … >
One of the most memorable moments in the enjoyably average Simpsons movie was Homer’s adopting of a porcine pet. Here, with visuals provided by whoever uploaded it to YouTube, is the full song from the end of the film. Ironically, given that the pig also adopts the guise of Harry Plopper later in the picture, … >
In July 2001, the first teaser trailer for Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man was released to cinemas. By the time the film itself appeared a year later, the promo had long since been withdrawn and none of the footage it contained was apparent anywhere in the finished movie. Why? Well, according to distributors Sony, the sequence was … >
Although many people watch Game of Thrones for its compelling blend of fantasy, action and bloody violence, a similar number enjoy it for the Machiavellian political subterfuge that runs through it like a mainline injection of Francis Urquhart’s blood. It’s not quite The West Wing of the Seven Kingdoms, but it’s not far off – … >
UK readers may be bemused when the name is mentioned, as his fame didn’t really extend across the Atlantic, but the somewhat unfortunately middle-monikered Fred McFeely Rogers was a staple of children’s television in the United States for over thirty years, best-known as host of the preschool classic, Mister Rogers’ Neighbourhood. Famed for his gentle, … >