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‘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 […]

'Stranger Things 3': Looking Back On The Show's Worst Season The prolonged wait for the final season of Stranger Things has been enough time for fans to reflect on the […]

"Hunger Games: On Stage" Sparks Debate About Accessible Theatre Hunger Games: On Stage debuted at the Canary Wharf Theatre in October 2025. Based on the highly acclaimed book […]

Book Review: The Uncool // Cameron Crowe Cameron Crowe’s semi-autobiographical film Almost Famous won a string of awards on its release in 2000 and h […]

INTERVIEW: EMMMA The first time I saw London-based American singer EMMMA, she was opening for Pale Waves at the Waterfront, […]

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Leads Golden Joystick Awards 2025 Winners The winners of the 43rd Golden Joystick Awards have been announced. Celebrating the best games over the past 12 […]

Changed Cinema Forever: ‘When Harry Met Sally’ When Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron sat down for lunch one day, little did they know that they were going to make […]

The Safdie Brothers: Altering the Stardom of a Star Since the release of Benny Safdie’s recent film The Smashing Machine (2025) starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johns […]

Why Netflix’s ‘Snabba Cash’ Reminds Me Foreign-Language Shows are Elite I consider myself to be an avid television watcher. I love a good series or two, especially when it becomes a […]

Book Review: Salvatores // N.A. Morris  Back in September, I was in one of the worst reading slumps in recent memory. The colder weather made for a […]

Album Review: Eusexua Afterglow // FKA twigsReleased just months after its critically monumental predecessor EUSEXUA, FKA twigs’ EUSEXUA Afterglow, p […]

‘The Secret Agent’ Review: Cinema of Necropolitics The Secret Agent, directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, is both a meditative and enthralling piece on the […]

Following The Money: What Does It Cost to Make A Film? James Gunn’s Superman cost $225 million to make. To the inexperienced eye, this might seem like quite a lot o […]

'Wicked: For Good' Review: Enough Heart to Last a Lifetime Emotional and oh-so special, Jon M. Chu’s Wicked: For Good is a once-in-a-lifetime journey through the beyond m […]

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Leads 2025 Game Awards Nominations The nominees for The Game Awards 2025 have been announced. Appearing in a special broadcast, the nominations […]

Live Review: Wet Leg // Liverpool Guild Of Students Mountford Hall, 15.11.25 What makes Wet Leg stand out – apart from their “controversial” body hair choices, wormy graphics, inf […]

Poem of the Week: Mad Girl's Love Song // Sylvia Plath Occasionally, a poem performs an emotion rather than merely presenting it. One such poem is ‘Mad Girl’s Love S […]