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, […]

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, […]

PX06 – Burning Sherlock Holmes’s Car

Archaeon 13/07/2016

Once again we give our occasional video games podcast a run out for some fresh air. We have a mammoth show of gaming reviews and discussions, and more importantly no prostitutes were killed in the making of this show. After the opening shot of Hitman: Sniper we dive into the […]

PX06 – Burning Sherlock Holmes's Car

Archaeon 13/07/2016

Once again we give our occasional video games podcast a run out for some fresh air. We have a mammoth show of gaming reviews and discussions, and more importantly no prostitutes were killed in the making of this show. After the opening shot of Hitman: Sniper we dive into the […]

S12E04 – Make It Up As We Go Along

Archaeon 06/02/2016

This week we take a look at fictional sports and games – and believe us when we tell you there are a lot! Whether it’s from the imagination of Red Dwarf, The Simpsons, Terry Pratchett or Star Trek – everything else is Fizzbin. Reviews: This War of Mine: The Little […]

S11E05 – Cyberpunkish

Archaeon 05/08/2015

What is cyberpunk? Is it an aesthetic, a storytelling genre, or is it a combination of both? Join us as we take a trip into this strange and often dystopian branch of science fiction. Reviews – J-Stars Victory VS+ (PS Vita) This week’s news once auditioned for the polka version […]

S11E04 – Dead Genres

Archaeon 30/07/2015

What happens when a genre declines in popularity? Does it disappear, or do fragments of it appear in other story types? Come to think of it, are there any genres that are generally considered useless or defunct? These are the questions that keep us awake at night (well, aside from […]

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The White Sheik – The humble beginnings of an Italian Titan (Review)

Cold Pursuit: A film that’s hard to warm to (Review)

Lesson of Evil (2011) Takashi Miike returns to his controversial roots (Review)

Love Affair (1939) A scandalous Hollywood tale wrought by the Hays Code (Review)

First Love (2019) Miike’s Fountain of Gonzo Youth (Review)

Anna and the Apocalypse: equal parts toe-tapping and head-smashing (Review)

Crowhurst (2017) if you prefer your biopics a little more obscure and experimental (Review)

Inherit the Wind (1960) “something to believe in – which is not always the same as the truth” (Review)

Cry, the Beloved Country (1951) Korda’s Surprising Anti-Apartheid Movie (Review)

The Secret of Santa Vittoria (1969) A beautifully photographed diamond in the rough (Review)

Valerie and Her Week of Wonders – A brain teasing Euro oddity (Review)

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