Tom Hardy – Father Son Holy Gore

Peaky Blinders 6×02: “Black Shirt”

Tommy has to court fascism in order to conduct business and, maybe, change the world. Sure, Jan!

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VENOM: Socialism’s Accidental Super-Antihero

Eddie Brock and his new pal Venom aren’t just a Marvel duo, they represent a lot of our (post)modern-day fears.

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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 3

Polly’s long lost son Michael becomes a part of the family. Maybe a bit too much for her liking.

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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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Taboo – Episode 7

Finally in the hands of the Crown for high treason, James Delaney is tortured for information on his gunpowder conspirators.

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Taboo – Episode 6

Up against the East India Company worse than ever, James finds his own worries pale in comparison to those of his half-sister Zilpha at the moment.

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Taboo – Episode 5

When the duel at dawn between Thorne & James ends in an unexpected turn, Delaney soon finds himself in a worse position than before.

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FX’s Taboo Episode 3 Directed by Kristoffer Nyholm Written by Steven Knight * For a recap & review of Episode 2, click here. * For a recap & review of Episode 4, click here. With James Keziah Delaney (Tom Hardy) having been stabbed, and having stabbed back, at the end of Episode 2, what’s leftContinue reading “Taboo – Episode 3”

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Taboo – Episode 2

As James Delaney’s return settles on London, the man himself begins assembling a crew after purchasing a merchant ship at auction.

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Taboo – Episode 1: “Shovels and Keys”

James Keziah Delaney returns from a mysterious life at sea, one that took him into Africa, as his father passes in London and a small war erupts over what’s left in his wake.

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Refn’s Bronson is a Surreal Character Study of Lonely Violence

Bronson. 2008. Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. Screenplay by Brock Norman Brock & Refn. Starring Tom Hardy, Matt King, James Lance, Amanda Burton, Kelly Adams, Juliet Oldfield, Jonathan Phillips, Mark Powley, Hugh Ross, Joe Tucker, Gordon Brown, & Charlie Whyman. Str8jacket Creations/Vertigo Films/Aramid Entertainment Fund. Rated 14A. 92 minutes. Biography/Crime/Drama ★★★★1/2 Time and again IContinue reading “Refn’s Bronson is a Surreal Character Study of Lonely Violence”