Review: Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Jack reviews the critically acclaimed Indie game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, which has just made its way onto next-gen platforms.
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The works and legacy of Wes Craven
Our writers ponder some of the director’s greatest works, and the marks he has left on the horror genre.
Review: Post Louis – ’30m Pool’
Records Editor Amy delves into the latest track from Post Louis, ’30m Pool’.
Princess profiles: why we love our Disney ladies
Why our favourite leading ladies take the crown.
EA Sports reveal nine new stadiums for FIFA 16
Four new English stadiums will feature on this year’s installment of the popular franchise, including a moving tribute to Simon Humber.
Review: Latitude Festival 2015
Jack Gracie went to Latitude Festival 2015 and let’s us know what his highlights of the weekend were (16/07/15-19/07/15).
Archive: The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998)
With The X-Files revival slowly approaching, it’s time to take your greatest fear and multiply it by X with the first X-Files feature film, The X-Files: Fight the Future, an essential watch says Sophie McEvoy.
US drama Aquarius to air on Sky Atlantic
NBC’s sixties’ crime drama, starring David Duchovny, is set to premier in the UK on Sky Atlantic this Summer.
This Week in TV
This Week In TV (20/07/15-26/07/15) brings us the comedy miniseries The Spoils Before Dying and a new zombie show, Z Nation.
BBC loses exclusive UK broadcasting rights for the 2022 Olympics
The BBC have lost their exclusive rights to the broadcasting of the Olympic Games.
Tom Hardy plays both Kray twins in new Legend trailer – watch
Tom Hardy portrays both Reggie and Ronnie Kray in the new trailer for Legend, which focuses on the famous crime twins.
Blu-ray Review: Force Majeure
Ben takes a look at Ruben Östlund’s Cannes-favourite ahead of its home entertainment release.
A tribute to Sir Christopher Lee: his greatest roles
In the wake of his passing, The Edge remember some of Christopher Lee’s most iconic roles.
Review: RAGatouille, Comedy Society
Deputy Editor Caitlin Hobbs reviews the society’s latest charity show.