Hidden Gem: The Peanut Butter Falcon
**Spoilers ahead!** Set in the swampy outer banks of North Carolina, The Peanut…
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The Best of Couch Co-op Gaming
Edge writers discuss their favourite local co-op titles!
Disney ReMade? Or Just ReAlly Bad?
I would definitely identify myself as a person whose love for Disney is completely timeless,…
Review: Schemers
Produced by Black Factory Films and Munro Films, Schemers is the first full-length feature to be…
Review: Koko-Di Koko-Da – Weird, Yet Addictive Swedish Horror
Koko-Di Koko-Da, a Swedish horror directed by Johannes Nyholm, has many awards to its name…
2020’s Console Wars: Sony vs. Microsoft
Sam Pegg takes a deep dive into the competition between the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
Weekly Roundup (17/08/20-23-08/20) – Hannah Montana, DC FanDome and Walt Disney
In a hopeful week that hasn’t been swamped by Coronavirus news in the entertainment world,…
Who Reigns Supreme on The Live Scene? – Best Artists to See Live
Our writers reflect on the many shows they have attended to give you the top four of their creme de la creme of live music.
Venue vs Festival – Muse
Records editor, Alice Fortt, reflects on the many times that they have seen Muse. Alice offers up their perspective on why a venue concert for this rock band goes above and beyond what you get at a festival when you see Muse.
Racism in the British Film Industry
Just last month, multi-award-winning British filmmaker Steve McQueen reflected in an opinion piece for The…
Review: Transformers: War For Cybertron – Siege
Jacob Hando takes a rigorous look at the most recent addition to the Transformers universe.
News Weekly Roundup (02/08/20-08/08/20) – Suicide Squad, RuPaul & Rina Sawayama
Check out a busy week in News from classic films turning 25 to Southampton’s local pantomime being cancelled.
Graffiti: Street Art or Vandalism?
Georgie Holmes and Katie Evans look at the opposing sides to the political debate circling street art.
Theatre: An Educational Opportunity or Class Discrimination?
Is theatre for the masses, or only the wealthy? Elizabeth Sorrell investigates the accessibility of the arts.