PX19 – Friday The 13th: Tokyo Dreamfall

Archaeon 01/07/2017

While all the other gaming podcasts are off flirting with trailers, we’re talking about games we’ve been playing. Don’t panic though, as we’ll be joining the throng next week when all the E3 dust has settled. It’s not a classic selection of games this week, but the titles we have […]

PX18 – Steel Birthday: Disney’s Injustice

Archaeon 21/06/2017

Sarcasm isn’t the lowest form of wit. It’s actually puns and bad segues, and we emphatically prove that in this week as we work through a mega-list of diverse games (you can imagine how ridiculous things get). So, on this episode we take a look at *deep breath* Birthdays: The […]

PX17 – The Walking Dragon’s Surge

Archaeon 09/06/2017

The Surge is most definitely not The Purge. That said, how good would a Purge game be in the right hands? Welcome to Press X, The Geek Show podcast network’s very own video games show, and this week we’ve got the sci-fi techno-horror The Surge, A New Frontier – the […]

PX16 – Puyo Puyo Persona

Archaeon 31/05/2017

This week we hit the wall with gaming exhaustion at it’s most incomprehensible before finding our happy place. We start by getting elbow deep in the strange puzzle combination of Puyo Puyo Tetris, the cute-yet-gothic puzzle-platformer A Rose in the Twilight, and indie roguelike action-platform game Toy Odyssey:The Lost and […]

PX15 – Guardians of the Lego Kingdom

Archaeon 26/05/2017

Controversial opinions and sandwich conspiracies ahoy on this latest episode of Press X. On the gaming side of things (that is what we’re all about after all), our bounty includes a load of LEGO (Worlds and City: Undercover), the strange Japanese school-based visual novel stylings of Danganronpa, the latest Telltale […]

PX14 – Nier Tides of the Berserk Effect

Archaeon 18/05/2017

With all of the games we have you’d think that all we do is play them, but we don’t. We just forget to do other stuff sometimes. We have a heap of gaming goodies so brace yourself because this edition of Press X includes This is the Police, Torment: Tides […]

PX13 – Sword Art’s Wild Resident

Archaeon 13/05/2017

Grab your controllers and join us for another foray into the wild video game jungles. On this expedition we explore the moon-based Waifu War of Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star (PS4), the open world of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo Switch), the VRMMO stylings of Sword Art […]

PX12 – Legend of the Infinite Titan’s Night Alone

Archaeon 26/12/2016

The reviews are upon us yet again! While we’re at it we also discuss the sea-change happening in First Person Shooters, poor storytelling in JRPGs and the “anti-hype” for Resident Evil 7 (or Resident E7 if the title is to be believed). Our featured games are World Rally Championship 6 […]

PX12 – Legend of the Infinite Titan's Night Alone

Archaeon 26/12/2016

The reviews are upon us yet again! While we’re at it we also discuss the sea-change happening in First Person Shooters, poor storytelling in JRPGs and the “anti-hype” for Resident Evil 7 (or Resident E7 if the title is to be believed). Our featured games are World Rally Championship 6 […]

PX11 – X-Com’s Superdimension Eater

Archaeon 10/12/2016

In a change to our regularly scheduled programming, we take a detour away from the adventures and decamp once more into the world of video games (Winter won this round but not the war). This time out we look at a swathe of games including WWE 2K17, God Eater: Resurrection, […]

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Eyes Without a Face (1960) An all-timer & one of horrors true one-of-a-kind movies (Review)

The Fury (1978): Too Many Plots spoil this broth (Review)

The Ginger Snaps Trilogy (2000-2004) Important piece of Disruptive Art, vital as Teen Horror icon (Review)

Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974) From the Exorcist to long-suffering housewife, Ellen Burstyn’s incredible Charismatic Lead (Review)

By A Man’s Face You Shall Know Him (1966) Harmony, Yakuza and the Rediscovery of Tai Kato (Review)

Il Postino (1994) tragedies and small miracles in the Mediterranean (Review)

Richard III (1995) Ready to be reclaimed as a masterpiece (Review)

Madame Dubarry (1919) Ernst Lubitsch unknowingly kickstarts the modern biopic (Review)

Vengeance Trails (1966-70) Four Classic Westerns (Review)

Hamlet (2024): Age cannot wither McKellen’s Great Dane (Review)

High Noon: A Story That Still Happens Everywhere, Every Day (Review)

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