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In Videos Veritas: Truly Horrible Histories, How the Wars of the Roses Inspired ‘Game of Thrones’ Welcome to In Videos Veritas, where accuracy and artistic license fight it out in the coliseum of audience […]

‘Oliver!’ – A Joyous Yet Touching Musical With Unbeatable Songs: Review ★★★★ It’s hard to say what the ingredients of a good musical are. Many attributes might spring to mind: joy […]

Track Review: Feel // Pet Shop Boys Four decades in, Pet Shop Boys are still delivering tunes that are authentic to their signature sound, with […]

"Foamstars" to Become Free-to-Play in October Foamstars, Square Enix’s four-vs-four shooter, will become free-to-play later this year. The change is set t […]

‘Starve Acre’ Review: As Beautiful and Sparse as the Yorkshire Moors Like farmland frozen over, this film is cold and lacking in vitality. Starve Acre builds a dense atmosphere of […]

Hoarderz Is A Dystopian Drama Full Of Trash: Review ★★★ What would scousers do following a nuclear armageddon? Wait it out like tough nuts, it seems, if Hoard […]

Shadow Necropolis Is A Spooky And Uplifting Affair: Review ★★★★ Helping children understand what anxiety is and how to overcome it is rife with challenges. It is a te […]

FrightFest Review: ‘Members Club’ is a Warm Pint of Flat Lager Creepy cockney capers ensue in Members Club, where a group of middle-aged, male strippers find themselves […]

Track Review: SHE’S THE ONE // RAT BOY  ‘SHE’S THE ONE’ by RAT BOY is an upbeat catchy new release that will charm any hopeless romantics. It was relea […]

EP Review: Lagos Paris London // Yannis & The Yaw  The debut EP Lagos Paris London from Yannis & The Yaw, the collaborative project between Yannis Philippakis and […]

‘Alien: Romulus’ Review: A Violent Rebirth For The Franchise 45 years on from the original, this latest instalment in the Alien franchise takes a back-to-basics approach […]

‘Atomic People’ Review: A Visceral, Close-Up Look At The Horrors Of The Atomic Bombs 79 years on, this raw and powerful documentary brings viewers face-to-face with the last of the so-called […]

FrightFest Review: ‘Test Screening’ is a brutal filmmaking achievement While echoes of Stephen Spielberg’s all-American adventure stories resonate through Test Screening, this ‘ […]

Track Review: Oyster Beds // Pixies Pixies have released their third single of 2024, ‘Oyster Beds’,  in a run-up to their ninth album, The Nigh […]

'Black Dog' Review: Quiet Canine Drama Is An Evocative Triumph In Black Dog, Guan Hu paints a patient portrait of a society and populace in flux, struggling to keep up with […]

Movie Monday: 'Set It Up' On my Notes App, every single romantic film I’ve ever seen is ranked out of ten based on my secret (and a […]

Album Review: Short n' Sweet // Sabrina Carpenter The pop princess Sabrina Carpenter is back with her sixth studio album, Short n’ Sweet. While Carpenter can b […]

Celebrating Elena Greco: A Birthday Reflection When I discovered Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend in 2019, it was love at first sight. While recovering f […]

LBGTQ+ Book Censorship: Silencing of Voices When thinking of book censorship, minds often drift to dystopian worlds where uniform thinking is promoted. You […]

100% My Type On Paper Is An Interesting Concept That Doesn't Quite Hit The Mark: Review ★★ Sammy and Clyde are on their first date. Complete with oversharing, sweaty palms and cringey jokes, it […]