I’ll say this for season six of Game of Thrones: things are absolutely racing by at a fast clip after a few seasons of dallying. Perhaps it’s a case of the showrunners finally realizing they are running out of time to tell the entire story, or maybe the arcs have simply been pared down to […]
John le Carré is known as the master of the spy novel, a man who worked for British Intelligence in the 50s and 60s so known for realism, complex plots and characterization. Many of his novels have been adapted into successful movies and TV shows like The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Tinker […]
“Monument Point” was a perfectly fine episode of Arrow. It hit all the necessary beats- seemingly insurmountable problem, large scale fight sequences, a really great one-on-one hand-to-hand fight sequence, a moment of major emotional impact, really annoying flashback sequences- but it seemed far too “paint by numbers” to really have any impact beyond continuing to […]
Good afternoon, game friends, I have some exciting news for you. The release date for Witcher III’s expansion, Blood and Wine has officially been announced. In a blog post on the PlayStation blog Kacper Niepokólczyck, a CD Projekt Red environment artist, explains the focus of the expansion pack in the land of Toussaint. Niepokolczyck says […]
The next installment in Marvel Studios’ stories arrives this week with Captain America: Civil War. The central (though not only) advisory Cap faces in this movie is Iron Man/Tony Stark, who ends up on the opposite side of the divide when the government wants to regulate superheroes. Captain America and Iron Man were the #4 […]
“Genesis” could have been a spectacular Arrow episode. After all, it had some really awesome fight sequences, we got to see Lyla in full badass mode, and the episode set up an intriguing subplot involving Thea being trapped in Darhk’s magic “Safe Zone” bubble. But the bulk of the episode absolutely failed to deliver for […]
This week’s Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. brought us blue aliens, betrayed friendships, and lost hope in “Failed Experiments.” The title says it all, as the episode was laden with multiple tests for the characters that all ended in the worst ways possible. The episode started with my least favorite type of scene, a mythology flashback. We […]
If the Arrow writers were hoping to craft a loving tribute to the character of Laurel Lance with “Canary Cry,” they missed the mark pretty spectacularly. If they were trying to put together a hour that packed in a lot of disjointed storytelling and swung through a gamut of emotions without really getting to the […]
April 26th has come and gone and now we have in our grubby little hands the newest installment of The Walking Dead: Michonne. It’s no secret that I’ve been underwhelmed by the first two episodes. I’ve been searching for reasons why I’ve not been in there as a story. My last review I wanted it […]
Alan Wake was put out by Remedy in 2010. It was well received. Everyone liked it. It should be no surprise that we at Entertainment Fuse have a soft spot for it, too. There are a lot of great reasons to enjoy this game, but the reason I loved Alan Wake is because I loved […]
