Category Archives: Sam Neill

Peaky Blinders – Season 2 Finale

At Derby Day, Tommy sets his plans in motion, though not without casualties. Polly winds up confronting Major Campbell with brutal results.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 2, Episode 5

Arthur gets a bad surprise when he visits Alfie Solomons. And when Michael lands in jail, something worse happens to his mother.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 2, Episode 4

Tommy gets to know May Carleton a bit better. Meanwhile, things with Campbell and the IRA get very complicated and dangerous for Mr. Shelby.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 2, Episode 2

Tommy manages to keep himself alive. He gets back to London to speak with Alfie Solomons, and later writes a letter to Winston Churchill himself.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 1 Finale

The day’s come for Tommy and the Blinders to oust Billy Kimber. But Grace, Campbell, even Ada, they put a wrench in those plans.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 1, Episode 5

Grace and Tommy get closer than they should, as Inspector Campbell gets jealous. Meanwhile, Arthur Sr turns up again causing a bigger rift between the brothers.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 1, Episode 3

When Freddie won’t leave town, Tommy’s got to figure out a way to settle things down. For himself, for Ada, and for the sake of their business.

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DAYBREAKERS: Flawed Yet Fun Social Commentary via Vampirism

When vampires have taken over the world, feeding off humans, one vampire abstains & hopes for a way out; a way back to humanity.

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Peaky Blinders – Season 1, Episode 1

BBC Two’s Peaky Blinders Season 1, Episode 1 Directed by Otto Bathurst Written by Steven Knight * For a recap & review of Episode 2, click here. When? Just after the First World War and the horror of the trenches. Where? Birmingham, a’right. Leader of the Peaky Blinders, a gang named for wearing razor bladesContinue reading “Peaky Blinders – Season 1, Episode 1”

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Horrific Revelations in Space: Paul W.S. Anderson’s Event Horizon

Event Horizon. 1997. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. Screenplay by Philip Eisner. Starring Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan, Joely Richardson, Richard T. Jones, Jack Noseworthy, Jason Isaacs, and Sean Pertwee. Golar Productions/Impact Pictures/Paramount Pictures. Rated R. 96 minutes. Horror/Sci-Fi ★★★★ There are some excellent horror films which take place in space. For instance, I’dContinue reading “Horrific Revelations in Space: Paul W.S. Anderson’s Event Horizon”

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