Browsing: Film
Cheesy Film Favourites
Sometimes high-brow entertainment is not what we’re looking for, and that’s okay! We all need…
Review: Raya and the Last Dragon – Formulaic And Unsatisfying Animation
Callum Nelmes offers his verdict on Disney’s latest animation feature.
Review: Sound of Metal – Drama About Hearing Loss With Thunderous Performances
Reese Beckett review Riz Ahmed’s much anticipated awards contending performance in Darius Marder’s debut feature.
Hidden Gems: The Sound and the Fury
James Franco is a name typically associated with his many versatile performances in Hollywood throughout…
Review: Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell – An Insight On The Influential Rapper Minus The Music
Reese Beckett checks out Emmet Malloy’s new documentary about the late New York rapper.
Strange Movie Endings
Needless to say, film endings are important; whether it be the perfect scene that ties…
A Promising Young Woman: The Female Revenge Genre
The female revenge genre has had a revamp over recent years. Strong representations of femininity…
Stephen King: Book to Screen
Daisy Gazzard ponders on why Stephen King’s books are still perfect material for film adaptations.
Shakespearean Film Adaptations
William Shakespeare’s plays have been adapted numerous times to film. Our writers pick out the best of the bunch.
Review: Music – Disastrously Out-Of-Tune Autism Musical-Drama
Theo Smith reviews Sia’s controversial musical-drama about an autistic teenage girl.
Cult Classics: Crash
Based on J.G. Ballard’s equally notorious cult favourite novel of the same name, David Cronenberg’s…
Review: News of the World – Tom Hanks’s Sprawling Western is Good News
Jacob Hando offers his verdict on Paul Greengrass’s Western starring Tom Hanks
Seasonal Films
As times change, there are certain films that just feel inherently tied to a particular…
Hidden Gem: Two Lovers
Reece Beckett explains why James Gray’s 2008 romantic melodrama has been overlooked since its release.