Tormentum: Dark Sorrow
Posted 6:00pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Campbell Calverley
Rating: B- As we jump from one adventure game to another, Tormentum: Dark Sorrow is an indie horror adventure game that runs mainly on its fantastic art style. The makers of Tormentum were inspired by the art of Dark Souls, Zdzislaw Beksinski (who, by the way, is FANTASTIC) and HR Giger Read more...
Before Sunrise
Posted 5:35pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Joe Higham
Rating A- If you were to have spontaneously asked that attractive man/woman you saw in your day-to-day life to spend the day with you, it could’ve ended in a similar way to Before Sunriseexcept it never would. Celine (Julie Delphy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) find themselves on the same Read more...
My Family and Other Animals
Posted 5:39pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Monique Hodgkinson
When the miserable English climate proves too much for young Gerald Durrell and his haphazard family, all five of the Durrells decide to relocate to the Greek island of Corfu. For Gerald, an aspiring naturalist, this is a dream come true. The wildlife of Corfu turns out to be a treasure trove of Read more...
Saga Volume 6
Posted 5:43pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Jack Blair
Finally! It’s book six, and our narrator is old enough to make decisions that impact the plot more than just needing a nappy change in the middle of a fight. I’m happy to report that despite the fact that our central character is four years old, the series does not backtrack in the Read more...
Black Memories
Posted 5:10pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Millicent Lovelock
Dunedin artists Jessie Lee Robertson and Josh Hunter gave one simple explanation for their show, Black Memories, 'The Devil is in the detail' This statement is equally applicable to both artists and their work, but differs in application. Robertson offers perhaps more intricate work, with Read more...
Shakshuka
Posted 5:47pm Monday 15th August 2016 by Kirsten Garcia
Shakshuka is a traditional Israeli breakfast, good for any time of the day with cooked eggs on top of a savoury tomato sauce. This is the best way to eat runny eggs in my opinion. It's meant to be a bit spicy so if you're after a kick, add some chilli, cayenne pepper, or use smoked Read more...
Dark Souls III
Posted 12:54pm Sunday 7th August 2016 by Campbell Calverley
What a pleasant surprise for me that Dark Souls III came out on my birthday! I have been a massive fan of From Software’s esoteric and brutally difficult Souls games for a long time now. I finished the first Dark Souls game for the second time earlier this year. I’ve never gotten tired Read more...
Banana Nuggets
Posted 12:09pm Sunday 7th August 2016 by Kirsten Garcia
It's good to practice what you preach. Following from my Food Waste article last week, I make for you: Banana Nuggets. Our staple bananas are the sixth most common item Kiwi's throw out, which equates to 3,242 TONNES annually, costing us a whopping 8.42 million dollars! Bananas are Read more...
Why do we need…Computer enthusiasts?
Posted 12:56pm Sunday 7th August 2016 by Anthony Marris
I use the term computer enthusiasts to describe a group of people most refer to as hackers, crackers, black hats, white hats, systems analysts, security testers, etc. This group of people test the limits of technology looking for weakness. Some try to make a living by looking for zero day exploits Read more...
The China Syndrome
Posted 12:20pm Sunday 7th August 2016 by Alex Campbell-Hunt
Rating: A Going through a phase of watching ‘70s movies, as you do, I tracked The China Syndrome down after reading Roger Ebert’s effusive praise of it. The film was released at a time when nuclear power plants were a relatively new thing, and people were a bit apprehensive about Read more...
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