This Week in TV
This Week in TV (19/10/15-25/10/15) sees the return of American Horror Story and Fargo.
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Review: The Flash (Season 2, Episode 1)
Features Editor Camilla tries to catch up with DC Comic’s favourite speedster.
FrightFest Review: The Hallow
Harrison continues our coverage of FrightFest 2015, with a look at what might prove to be one of the year’s best horror movies.
Blu-ray Review: The Falling
Head of Design Jack takes a look at Carol Morely’s artful horror ahead of its home entertainment release.
Review: Absolutely Anything
The Monty Python team are back, and certainly worth of your attention says Sophie McEvoy.
Nostalgic News: Scott Pilgrim vs The World released five years ago today
Edgar Wright’s distinctive adaptation of Brian Lee O’Malley’s famed comic books was released in the US five years ago today on 13th August 2010.
The hidden gems of the Spectre trailer
With a full trailer now available, Features Editor Camilla explains what we’ve seen and what it might mean.
Review: Shrek The Musical at The Mayflower Theatre
Brendan reviews the stage adaptation of the iconic animated film.
Official trailer for Jack Whitehall’s Bad Education movie released – watch
The comedian’s BBC Three sitcom is heading for the big screen, and is set to be released on 21st August.
Review: His Dark Materials (Part 1) at The Nuffield Theatre
Annabelle reviews Part One of the Nuffield Youth Theatre’s production of His Dark Materials.
Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Mayflower Theatre
Caitlin Hobbs reviews the National Theatre’s touring production.
Mastadon premiere Asleep In The Deep video – watch
The heavy metal band have released a video, directed by Skinner, that depicts the surreal adventures of an ordinary house cat.
Notes on News: Are Disney making too many live-action remakes?
Some of the Disney classics are so brilliant they should be left alone, says Georgia Simpson.
‘We are a feminist statement, just by our existence’: The Edge talks to Elizabeth Banks
The Edge caught up with Elizabeth Banks, who directed and stars in Pitch Perfect 2, to chat about stepping into the director’s chair for the first time, and making such a hugely anticipated sequel.