Review: The Defenders (Series 1, Episode 8)
Ellis Murrell tackles the final episode of the divisive superhero team-up.
Author Ellis Murrell
Ellis Murrell
Culture Editor 2018-19, Third Year History student and all-round nerd. Can be most often found standing outside Netflix HQ campaigning for Daredevil Season 4, playing video games and petting doggos. Certainly won't be working.
Total articles: 74
Entertainment in Hindsight: Summer 2017
A round-up of The Edge’s entertainment recommendations looking back at the recent summer.
Game of Thrones: Winners & Losers Of Season 7 (Part 2)
The GoT Season 7 finale is almost here, but we’ve still got some Westeros residents to discuss.
Review: Coldplay – Kaleidoscope EP
Coldplay’s latest EP gets lost in a muddle of experimentation. Ellis Murrell sifts through the wreckage.
Review: Spider Man: Homecoming
Writer Ellis reviews the web slinger’s highly anticipated solo debut in the MCU.
‘Vote Saxon’: AKA Why we should be grateful that Theresa May is not The Master
After nearly a decade, the original campaign speech of Harold Saxon, AKA The Master has been made available. Ellis Murrell checks it out.
Review: Tom Chaplin at the O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Ellis Murrell reviews as Keane’s lead singer Tom Chaplin brings his solo tour, ‘Carried by the Wave’, to the O2 Guildhall. (20/05/17)
Shadows of Mental Health: Silent Hill 2
Terrifying, but thoughtful and important. Ellis Murrell analyses Silent Hill 2, and how it makes monsters of men.
Review: Passion Pit – Tremendous Sea Of Love
They waived the price of admission, but is it any good? Ellis Murrell checks it out.
Review: The Walking Dead (Season 7, Episode 16)
The Walking Dead finally lets out the breath it didn’t know it had been holding.
How to Fix: Sherlock
Ellis Murrell examines if, and how, Sherlock could still rise from the ashes.
The Edge’s Most Anticipated Games of 2017
The Edge writers come together to predict 2017’s best games.
Review: Sherlock – ‘The Lying Detective’
A ‘relentless hellfire of misery and despair’, but all the better for it, says Ellis Murrell.
Review: The Last Dragonslayer
Ellis Murrell reviews Sky1’s festive offering, an adaptation of the Jasper Fforde novel.