Kevin Tancharoen

After an overloaded plot in “The Frenemy of My Enemy”, nitpicky writing inconsistencies in “Melinda”, and Lincoln’s exposition dump in “Afterlife”, Agents of SHIELD delivers one of the best episodes of the show so far with “The Dirty Half Dozen”. Picking up right where “The Frenemy of My Enemy” leaves off, Gordon rescues Skye and Calvin and brings them back to Afterlife. When he returns for Lincoln, however, he is injured and narrowly escapes being captured by Hydra. Skye is determined to rescue Lincoln despite Jiaying’s objections, and she returns to SHIELD to save Deathlok and Lincoln. As always, other characters including Coulson and Gonzales have hidden agendas and their own reasons for agreeing to the mission.

In “All Star Team Up”, Barry is still trying to solve the mystery of Harrison Wells. Why is Wells helping Barry develop his powers if Wells is the Reverse-Flash? Barry isn’t sure who he can trust and has brought Joe’s partner Eddie into the mix. They don’t have much time to dig further as a series of murders by bees (cue Wicker Man memes) has the Flash racing to stop a new threat. If he isn’t busy enough, Felicity from Arrow brings her new boyfriend and budding superhero Ray Palmer, a.k.a. The Atom, to STAR Labs for help on his super suit. Can the two of them stop this new Queen Bee?

The process that studios go through to pick a director for a project is often one that’s hidden from public view, with nothing more than rumours of potential hires and people who make a play for the job. This often leads to speculation of what certain films would look like under the guidance of other …

Last week a seven minute short film spread like wild fire across the Interwebs and had geeks salivating by the buckets full. Mortal Kombat: Rebirth has now had close to four million views and rising. This short film puzzled viewers as to the origin and what this was promoting if it was promoting anything at …