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‘Éden and Charlie’ Review: Tender Coming-Of-Age Study Feels Half-Baked This French-language short film is exasperatingly open-ended, despite bringing up some important […]

‘A Desert’ Review: An Intentional Neo-noir Nightmare A Desert, directed by Joshua Erkman, is a dreamlike, uncanny daytime horror in the surreal landscape of the […]

Track review: All My Mess // Nieve Ella Nieve Ella’s latest single professes a poignant yet relatable apology, exploring the idea of resenting love d […]

A Whodunnit Wrapped In Improv Brilliance: Murder She Didn’t Write Review ★★★★ Stopping in London on their UK tour, the cast of Murder She Didn’t Write delivered yet another w […]

‘The Smashing Machine’ Should Be The Template for All Future Biopics From Bohemian Rhapsody to Oppenheimer, the biopic has long been a repetitive genre. The Smashing Machine shows […]

The Rise of the Femgore Genre Brutal horror and complex feminist voices – the modern femgore genre has become increasingly popular among m […]

Live Review: The Last Dinner Party // UEA, Norwich, 25.11.2025 Stepping into the UEA LCR on a chilly November evening to see The Last Dinner Party felt like entering a […]

Is Mental Health Finally Winning The War Against Corporate Toxicity? The standard nine to five is a myth. That is, at least, if you work in a corporation where standard working […]

Study Shows That Majority of Gamers Still Prefer Single-Player Games A study by Ampere Analytics has shown that 58 per cent of gamers still prefer single-player games over […]

A Shakespearian Cuban Revolution: Patria O Muerte First Look Patria O Muerte is an exciting piece that crosses language barriers, dramatising the infamous rise of Cuba’s m […]

Live Review: Westside Cowboy // Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, 21.11.25 2025 has been Westside Cowboy’s year. Since March, there has been a growing buzz around the Cowboys, f […]

Track Review: No Comment // Kneecap Ft. Sub Focus Irish rap trio Kneecap have thrust themselves back in the spotlight once again, this time with the release of […]

Album Review: Nothing But Love – The Definitive Best Of // James Much to the delight of fans, Friday (21 November) saw Britpop icons James release their highly anticipated […]

Why The Royals' Appeasement Of Republicanism Is Doomed To Fail If the Royals lived on an ordinary street rather than Buckingham Palace, then they would be the sort of family […]

This Christmas Confection Is The Jewel In Birmingham's Crown: The Nutcracker Review ★★★★★ As the days creep towards the end of November, there are a few tell-tale signs that we are approachi […]

Live Review: Getdown Services // Trades Club, 21.11.25 What began as a lockdown project for lifelong friends Josh Law and Ben Sadler – also known as Getdown S […]

‘A Mother’s Embrace’ Review: Rain and Fire Everywhere In All-Too-Familiar Horror Marjorie Estiano is supremely watchable in this woozy Brazilian chiller, which fails to spring into […]

‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Review: Coming-of-Age Biblical Horror Falls Flat The Carpenter’s Son, Lofty Nathan’s sophomore feature, sounds promising on paper: Nicolas Cage portrays Jos […]

‘Nuremberg’ Review: Historical Drama Falters Under Scrutiny This latest retelling of the Nuremberg trials packs a punch and delivers some memorable performances, but […]

Book Review: The Thin Executioner // Darren Shan   Humanity Encapsulated: The Horrors And Delights. Humanity has always been in both the light and the dark, w […]