Steve Taylor-Bryant discusses cowboy films and, for some reason, favourite children, as he tries to narrow down the best Westerns of the last forty-odd years...
They say if you remember Woodstock you weren't there. Steve Taylor-Bryant wasn't at any of them but watched the documentary Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage...
Stars and Bones, published next week by Titan Books, is the first in a new series of novels by Gareth L Powell. Steve Taylor-Bryant gives his thoughts on the book...
Steve Taylor-Bryant didn't need to cry wolf to take on a-ha: The Movie which got its UK Premiere at Glasgow Film Festival and ,no, the sun didn't shine on his TV either...
True to his own peace-loving existence [wait... what?] Steve Taylor-Bryant settled down to binge watch the Sky Max series Peacemaker [warning: Contains spoilers and hair metal]...
With the new Marvel adaptation of Blade coming to big screens at some point here's a reminder of what our own never-ageing daywalker, Steve Taylor-Bryant, thought of the original 1998 film...
With no announcement yet over who will play James Bond going forwards, Steve Taylor-Bryant takes at look at what could happen elsewhere in the Bond universe...
Containing huge, but necessary, plot spoilers, Steve Taylor-Bryant gets emotional watching Clerks III, out now on Digital and DVD/Blu-ray thanks to Lionsgate UK...
Over twenty years ago in the United States, one of our favourite films, Hackers, was released. To celebrate Hackers we are looking at all our hacking related articles. Steve Taylor-Bryant takes on Andy Greenberg’s book This Machine Kills Secrets…
Steve Taylor-Bryant once again delves into his love of non-fiction and stumbles upon a story that could be straight out of a Hollywood studio as he reads Andy Greenberg’s Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency...