Review: The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
Spongebob’s big-screen return comes with mixed results, says Ben Robins.
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‘We never actually have to be in the same room’: An interview with To Kill a King
The Edge caught up with To Kill a King at The Joiners, on the penultimate date of their UK tour.
Review: The Comedy Fridge, SUSU Comedy Society
Robin Johnson reviews the collaborative show between three university sketch troupes.
Of Monsters and Men return with new single ‘Crystals’
The Icelandic folk-pop group are back with lead single from upcoming album.
Blu-Ray Review: Attila Marcel
Film Editor Virginie reviews Attila Marcel, Sylvain Chomet’s first feature film.
Review: The Following (Season 3, Episode 1)
Rehashing the same themes that the second series ended on; viewers are subjected to some new cult members, some new love interests and a lot of the same old problems.
Preview: To Kill a King at The Joiners (13/03/15)
To Kill A King are back with new material and a new sound, catch them at the Joiners for a night of quality alternative rock.
Review: Butterflies Are Free, SUSU Theatre Group
The company bring an intimate performance of a dry 60s comedy to campus. Jed Marshall reviews.
TV round-up: 20/02/15 – 26/02/15
This week’s round-up includes the return of Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway and Gogglebox.
The 2015 Film Awards Season’s Favourites
Missed out on this awards’ season favourites? Don’t worry, The Edge has it covered!
Review: Better Call Saul Season 1, Episode 1
Set six years before Walter White met Saul Goodman, Better Call Saul is a comedic and dramatic masterpiece, A spin-off truly worthy of Breaking Bad.
Review: Kerrang! Tour at Southampton O2 Guildhall (09/02/15)
Don Broco stormed Southampton’s own Guildhall on the triumphant Kerrang Tour.
Blu-Ray Review: Enemy
The film strongly seems to portray how entrapped urban life can feel and the horrors of feeling your fate hasn’t matched your ambitions, says Edward Till.
Review: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, SUSU Showstoppers
Showstoppers’ production was near flawless and had the audience in stitches damn near every second of the show. Jed Marshall reviews.