Imagine walking into a museum shop, finding yourself in the second-hand book section, and setting your eye on a book that looks suspiciously like the one you had as a child. Looking inside the cover, […]
The Advent of The New Barney Age – Courtesy of Daniel Kaluuya
Your life is interminable. You wish for nothing but the endless summers of childhood. You even want childhood itself. But then, one day as you’re walking in the rain, under the chronic grey skies, the […]
Film Review: Fractured
Netflix’s new release Fractured, directed by Brad Anderson, is a psychological thriller, reminiscent of the 2010 film Shutter Island, which keeps you guessing right until the very end. The film revolves around a family of […]
Robert Pattinson To Take Up The ‘Bat-Suit’: Will His Sparkling Star-Power Save DC?
The DC Universe has been as changeable as Henry Cavill’s fish-like mouth in Justice League. Just as Warner Brothers used the power of CGI to remove Cavill’s mighty moustache from the clean shaved Superman, DC […]
Review: Maleficent 2
“Well well…” – let’s talk Disney. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, or Maleficent 2, hit UK cinemas on Friday 18th October, 5 years after the eponymous first film was released. Despite reportedly ‘bombing’ in US box […]
Are the National Television Awards Still a Predominantly Male Event?
‘Televisions biggest night of the year’, the NTA’s, will hit around four and a half million screens around the UK at the end of January next year, and the lead up has been almost as […]
Theatre Review: Handel’s Giulio Cesare in Egitto by Opera North.
Emma Rivers urges everyone to go and see Giulio Cesare by Opera North.
Is It Finally Time For Lord Alan Sugar To Get Fired?
The Apprentice; once seen as the epitome of British entrepreneurship, has recently been criticised for being out of fashion. Stella English, Alana Spencer, Leah Totton and Tim Campbell are just a few of the winning […]
Bait, The Joker and Brexit: How Two Very Different Films Relate To Us Now.
Joe Carter compares The Joker and Bait while taking a closer look at their resonance with our Brexit looming times.
The Man Booker Prize Plot Twist: Why the Award Was Split
Thomas Boyd discusses the surprise joint-win of the Man Booker Prize 2019, and the implications of these winners…
Digital De-ageing and Ressurection – What’s the use?
Using CGI and digital effects to de-age an actor has been a relatively new practice. X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) was the first film to use this technology, to de-age Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen […]
Spiderman in Demand: The Hero might be set for a meeting with Venom
It would be an understatement to say that the last few months have been an interesting time for Spiderman. A role in the epic Avengers: Endgame was followed up by his most successful solo outing […]