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Review: BoJack Horseman

Posted on 8th November 2019 by Jody Tideswell

The beginning of the end… BoJack Horseman is definitely one of the best shows Netflix has ever made. The decision for Netflix to make season six the last series is such a mystery to me. […]

Review: Netflix’s Living With Yourself

Posted on 4th November 20194th November 2019 by Sam Bird

Sam Bird reviews Living With Yourself, Neflix’s latest original series.

The Crown Season 3 Trailer: First Look

Posted on 4th November 20194th November 2019 by Clarissa Leung

Clarissa Leung discusses the trailer for the third season of The Crown, and hypothesises what it may have in store.

Film Review: Fractured

Posted on 1st November 20191st November 2019 by Lucy Abbott

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 […]

Digital De-ageing and Ressurection – What’s the use?

Posted on 25th October 201924th October 2019 by Louis Newstead

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 […]

Counter Review: ‘In the Tall Grass’

Posted on 20th October 201920th October 2019 by Benjamin Garwood

Benjamin Garwood shares his opinion on the controversial film ‘In the Tall Grass’, previously reviewed by Arts and Culture Editor Emily Parry.

Review: ‘In the Tall Grass’

Posted on 18th October 201917th October 2019 by Emily Parry

The film genre of horror is no stranger to evil countryside or greenery, take Day of the Triffids, Invasion of the Body Snatchers or even Little Shop of Horrors. However the new Netflix adaptation of […]

Review: Netflix’s Top Boy

Posted on 18th October 201918th October 2019 by Livia Kenton

Livia Kenton reviews the latest series of Top Boy, making its return as a Netflix Original series

BBC iPlayer Prepares for the Future of Streaming

Posted on 14th October 201914th October 2019 by Anna Brownbridge

The BBC is currently planning a fourth update to its streaming service iPlayer in the wake of the growing popularity of online streaming. With the rise of online streaming networks like Netflix and Amazon Prime […]

Falling Inn Love, more like Failing Inn Love

Posted on 11th October 201911th October 2019 by Millie Buckingham

Warning, this review contains spoilers. I volunteered myself to write this review thinking at best, it would be an excuse to watch a good rom-com and at worst, a chance to get my teeth into […]

Review: The Politician

Posted on 11th October 201911th October 2019 by Natalie Waites

Natalie Waites reviews one of Netflix’s latest releases; The Politician.

Unbelievable: An All Too Real Depiction of Failed Justice

Posted on 4th October 201911th October 2019 by Anya Loudon

‘Unbelievable’ is a critically acclaimed drama series that portrays a true story of the system failing women. The gritty scenescape, understated acting and methodical pacing give the series a documentary feel. This is fitting as […]

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