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This movie questionnaire was originally created by Alexander from Cinemaniac Reviews.
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Star Trek is slightly older than me by 14 months.
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It is obligatory to start these sorts of posts by reiterating the standard mantra that you should not be driven by your websites stats and that the data they contain can be unreliable.
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There is a subtle difference between being rash and being proactive.
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First off, credit where credit is due.
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When I was a child, I quickly learned never to say within earshot of my parents that I was bored.
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Judging by the posts I’ve read, it would appear that Blaugust 2026: Festival of Blogging has been well received by those who participated in it.
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Before we begin, let me clearly state that this is not a comprehensive installation guide for installing Steam OS on your PC.
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Today I visited the Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends exhibition at the Young V&A Museum at Bethnal Green.
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Exit 8 is a sophisticated and claustrophobic psychological thriller directed by Genki Kawamura, which skilfully transforms a minimalist indie walking-simulator game into a cinematic existential enigma.
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After a very productive month of writing, we come to the final Blaugust 2026 Group Project writing prompt.
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Some video games lend themselves to being set aside and resumed at a later date with zero consequences.
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I am intrigued by the growth of the IndieWeb, owning your domain and static websites.
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I wrote a post 18 month’s ago regarding whether a directors cut of a film is superior by default to the version originally shown in cinemas.
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I like learning new skills and starting projects.
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Song lyrics can be powerful things.
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In 1968 the dilapidated freighter Corita hastily leaves Freetown to avoid a customs inspection.
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It was my blogging anniversary on the 16th August.
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Thoughts on TV shows and my current viewing habits.
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Sometime in August 1979, I was travelling with my father by train to London, when I first saw posters advertising the Ralph Bakshi animated version of J.