Arts Books News Ridley Scott ventures into the expanse of graphic novels with new collaboration by Cooper Marix-Evans Ridley Scott is collaborating on a brand new graphic novel with the LA-based production company, Mechanical Cake For the first time, Ridley Scott is moving away from film and will…
Film and TV News Hear the original ‘Alien’ soundtrack rescored as an ’80s synth odyssey by Happy What would Alien sound like, reimagined as a glorious ’80s synth fest? Someone has posted a righteous rescore on a remote corner of Reddit and we likey. Sometimes a remix, re-edit or…
Film and TV Music News Feast your ears on this techno ‘Blade Runner’ soundtrack, re-imagined by Jeff Mills by Emily Elvish Techno deity Jeff Mills has just treated fans to a re-imagined Blade Runner soundtrack, and the results give the original a run for its money. Released by his label Axis…
Clocked Features How DOOM revolutionised video games, twice by Luke Saunders With a resounding chorus of fevered praise surrounding the recently released DOOM Eternal, it’s important to recognise just how revolutionary the franchise has been. DOOM has seen its fair share of…
News Lady Gaga to star in Ridley Scott’s upcoming Gucci murder film by Claire Adema Lady Gaga is set to be the star of the latest Ridley Scott movie. The true-crime film has been in the making for a while but has officially been bought…
Film and TV News Watch 6 short films that celebrate the 40th anniversary of Alien by Happy Yep, it’s been 40 whole years since Alien first arrived on the big screen. To celebrate, Tongal and 20th Century Fox have teamed up to showcase 6 new short films,…
News Feast your eyes upon this Blade Runner comic adaptation, Marvel’s long lost issue from 1982 by Happy Here’s something I wish I heard about earlier: back in 1982, about half a year after the original Blade Runner hit cinemas, none other than the now-worldwide Marvel Comics ran an official…
News The daring French sci-fi comic that inspired Akira, Blade Runner and Star Wars by Happy At the beginning of any artistic movement is always a catalyst, a hyperbolic, over-realised fever dream of what came after. This is seen everywhere; film, art, music – what would…
