"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Niall Rough is an indiscriminate enthusiast. Of video games, movies, books, television, comics, music and all things. Based in a little town in of Scotland where no-one can hear his screams, his English honours degree proves nothing to nobody. You can also find his work at Ace Gamez and All Things Uncertain.
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Introversion Software's multiplayer-only sequel to Darwinia delivers the missing half of their deceptively cutesy geometric RTS.
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Movie Review: Red
Cult horror director Lucky McKee adapts Jack Ketchum's down-to-earth thriller about an old man and his murdered dog.
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Book Review: In The Woods by Tana French
To dismiss In The Woods for its genre is to the miss the point. Tana French's haunting debut astonishes.
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Book Review: The Mayor's Tongue by Nathaniel Rich
A 'New York Trilogy' for our time, Nathaniel Rich's debut novel is a richly textured tour of stories and storytellers.
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Internet TV Review: Sanctuary
Can sci-fantasy series Sanctuary navigate the no-man's-land of network television to thrive where others have failed?
There are spoilers ahoy as Niall Rough offers a British perspective on The Close Encounters of Henry Jones, Jr.
At long last, this little-known but much loved cult classic sees a release that does its considerable charms justice.
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The (Thunder)Cat-People Cometh
It's 'The End of the World Again, Maybe' in this no-holds barred news item on last week's London invasion.
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Book Review: The Stone Gods by Jeanette Winterson
Winterson takes on the stars and the stones in this passionate and beguiling environmental polemic.
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Xbox 360 Review: Rainbow Six: Vegas 2
When an expansion pack costs full price in the forest, does anyone hear it sell?
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