Annabel Smith

Harris Dickinson’s Finest Films Harris Dickinson has been steadily booked in the film and TV industry since 2018, but October 2025 will mark […]

Cast Announced for TV Adaptation of Elle Kennedy’s ‘Off Campus’ Books Elle Kennedy’s book series titled Off Campus has found itself adapted for the small screen by Amazon MGM […]

‘Oh My Goodness!’ Review: Short and Sweet (cycle) Ride A small ensemble film, set in a convent, coupled with a cycling competition: Oh My Goodness! is a chaotic mix […]

Love Stories On The Stage As it’s Valentine’s weekend, it is only right to shine a focus on the best love stories from the stage. All of […]

Sequels: The Good, The Bad, and The Down-Right Average In light of Gladiator II, once again, the long-repeated debate has stirred itself to life: are sequels (of […]

‘The Outrun’ Review: A Compelling And Honest Cinematic Adaptation The Outrun showcases Saoirse Ronan at her best, depicting Amy Liptrot’s raw and compelling memoir about her j […]

‘Twisters’ Review: Lives Up To Its Predecessor Twisters, a sequel standalone of Twister (1996) starring Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt, is an exhilarating […]

'Interview With the Vampire' Season Three Confirmed Fans of Interview With the Vampire will be overjoyed to hear ahead of its season two finale, season three has […]

‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’ Review: A Sedate Journey of Connection in the Wild West Though corruption is rife in the plot of The Dead Don’t Hurt (2023), it’s a relatively sedate western, in […]

'Upload' Renewed For Its Fourth And Final Season The Prime Video original is making a comeback for another season, which will be its forth and final starring […]

An Ode to the Rom-Com As Valentine’s Day approaches, rom-coms can be found everywhere. There’s just something about a romantic […]

Review: ‘The Three Musketeers: Milady’ Excels as a Historical Epic Adventure This December we’ve been introduced to an historical adventure by the name of The Three Musketeers: Milady, t […]

‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes’ Review: An Example Of A Spin-off Done Right The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (2023) has awoken The Hunger Games fandom this winter. A […]

Netflix’s ‘Shadow and Bone’ Cancelled After Two Seasons Recently, there’s been an overload of news for the TV world. And to fans’ disappointment, the Netflix original […]

Trailer Released for Baz Luhrmann’s Limited Series ‘Faraway Downs’ A trailer has been released for Baz Luhrmann’s next dive into the world of TV, titled Faraway Downs—though i […]

'Lucky Number Slevin' Review: A Refreshing, Though Trope-Filled Surprise  Lucky Number Slevin (2006) is a quirky film of the 2000s thriller-comedy realm (a hybrid genre if I have ever […]

TV Review: ‘The Bear’ Season Two is a Slow-Boiling Pot of Comic Chaos and Drama The Bear’s newest season has seen a reversal of its first, as well as some familiarity and the well-seasoned […]

'Hello, Bookstore' Review: An Ode to Readers Everywhere A documentary film like no other, Hello, Bookstore is a personal journey of one bookshop in Massachusetts and […]

TV Review: 'Citadel' is a Thrilling, Bourne-esque Spy Series that Embraces it’s Cliches ★★★✰✰ Citadel recently finished its weekly rollout on Amazon, whereupon the anticipation built in its first […]

'Amanda' Review: A Sedate But Comedic Journey Of A Bid For Reconnection Amanda is a sedate journey of a 20-something’s reconnection with a forgotten friend, equipped with quirks, […]