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"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 […]

FrightFest Review: 'Video Vision' is Deflating to Watch but Clearly Well-Intentioned Video Vision wears its cinematic inspirations on its sleeve, playing with fleshy video tapes and rupturing […]

Heartfelt and Moving, This Is Not Just Another Musical Love Story: A History of Paper Review ★★★★★ Directed by Andrew Panton, written by now deceased playwright Oliver Emanuel and adapted into a mu […]