Review: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Film Editor David reviews the sequel to the 1995 Robin Williams-starring original.
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The breakout movie stars of 2017
After a whole host of fresh faces burst onto the scene in 2017, Film Editor David is on hand to talk through the cream of the crop.
Which modern pop artist has the best Christmas song?
Putting aside the 80s and 90s classics, which pop artists have delivered the best Christmas numbers in recent years?
A Star Wars Jedi Master: Why the Star Wars sequel trilogy is the most exciting yet
Yes, even really loyal fans are excited for ‘The Last Jedi’. Damian Meaden tells us why.
Review: U2 – Songs of Experience
After 2014’s Apple Music controversy, can the eternal rockers redeem themselves in their latest record?
Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Who Built the Moon?
It’s the other Gallagher brother’s turn to make his mark, but how does he fare?
Nostalgic News: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 was released 25 years ago today
Two and a half decades ago, everybody’s favourite blue anthropomorphic hedgehog returned to our 16-bit SEGA Megadrive consoles for his smash-hit sequel.
Review: Assassin’s Creed Origins
Rob reviews the latest offering from Ubisoft’s recently-maligned Assassin’s Creed series.
Review: Paloma Faith – The Architect
Can the BRIT-award winning singer match up to the success of 2014-hit, A Perfect Contradiction?
Review: Pokemon The Movie: I Choose You!
Culture Editor Josh revisits a childhood favourite.
Review: Theatre Group’s The Picture of Dorian Gray
Rob reviews SUSU Theatre Group’s adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s infamous novel.
Global Swarming: How low budget horror is taking the world by storm
Katja Stout discusses the rise of modern disaster and comedy horror like Sharknado.
Review: Jigsaw
Ellis Murrell is trapped underneath a swinging pendulum. The only way to release him is to read this article.
The Edge’s favourite horror movies
As the Halloween season approaches, The Edge writers come together to profile the movies that frighten, thrill and excite them the most.