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The Best (and Worst) Shark Films, Ranked To mark its 50th anniversary, Steven Spielberg’s Jaws is returning to the big screen on 29 August. Dubbed the “ […]

Release Date and First Look Released for Netflix's 'House of Guinness' Netflix has unveiled the first look at House of Guinness, Steven Knight’s latest historical drama, ahead of i […]

Captivating: The Last Bantam Review ★★★★ “There is a German sniper over there.” Michael Hughes points behind you, the audience, and under t […]

'Jaws' at 50: How Spielberg’s Blockbuster Damaged Our View of Sharks Five decades after first terrifying cinemagoers, Steven Spielberg’s Jaws is returning to the big screen for o […]

Autobiographical Show Of Self-Reflection: Bitter Baby Review ★★★ Written and performed by Elis Pear, Bitter Baby is a one-woman show about academia and sex work based […]

‘Freakier Friday’ Disney’s Latest Nostalgia Bait Is Worth Your Time Fans of the original Freaky Friday (2003) will be in for a fun romp for the best part of two hours with this […]

A Dark Comedy Lacking In Laughs And Depth: Failsafe Review  Content warning: this review contains references to suicide. If you require support, please contact […]

Not Tuned Out? Why Video Didn't Kill The Radio Star It was 44 years ago, the 1st of August 1981, that from the 36th floor of a small building on Manhattan’s west s […]

A Soundtrack To Shred: EA Announces Skate. Will Launch With Over 100 Songs Fans are eagerly waiting to grind, trick and slide some gnarly lines into the Skate series’ latest i […]

Competition and Cattiness: Drama Girls Review ★★★★ Drama Girls is a behind-the-scenes peek at the hardships and highlights of drama school. Written […]

Funny Yet Moving: Thanyia Moore: August Review Content warning: discussions of miscarriage ★★★★ Comedian Thanyia Moore returns to the Fringe for the fir […]

Completely Bonkers But Great Fun: Just the Two of Us! Review ★★★★ Just the Two of Us! sees comedy duo Maria Telnikoff and Vidya Divakaran attempt to emulate the best du […]

To Mosh or Not to Mosh – a gigging guide from a girl. I go to a lot of gigs—at least compared to most of my friends—in Brighton, where I live, and in London. A lot […]

‘ZombieCON Vol 1’ Review: A Quirky, Blood-Splattered Ode to Fandom ZombieCON Vol 1 is a scrappy indie horror-slasher that mashes cosplay culture with a zombie apocalypse and just […]

Chapel For Change: What Leeds Could Teach Us About Fighting Poverty “With imagination and commitment and working together, you can change the world not only socially but […]

Making Chaos, Not History: Well Behaved Women Review ★★★★★ Set in Victorian Britain, Amy Yeo’s Well Behaved Women is a celebration of female friendships […]

Historical Theatre Done Right: Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story Review ★★★★★ Written by Tom Foreman and performed by Charlie Sheepshanks, Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story is […]

Ranked: Harmony Korine's Filmography Emerging in the mid 90s as co-writer for Larry Clark’s Kids (1995), Harmony Korine has since established h […]

Existential Absurdity: Dan Rath Review ★★★★★ Dan Rath shuffles on to stage, runs his hand through his trademark tight curls and begins his frank […]