Film Rewind ⏪️ : Pride
It may be an ‘older’ film as far as the sudden and warranted increase in LGBTQ+ films is concerned. But 2014’s Pride should warrant a watch if you’ve not seen it, or a rewatch considering it’s Pride Month. If you …read more
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Film review: Karate Kid: Legends
Moving to bustling New York from a tranquil Beijing and finding young love, Li Fong must face new demons, as the unjust murder of his brother continues to haunt him. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle known for ‘The End of the …read more
Game review: Days Gone Remastered
In some ways I feel like the last console generation can be summed up by the games that weren’t a success, so spoilt for choice were we that some really credible titles simply failed to launch to the reception …read more
Film review: I Saw The TV Glow
“I Saw The TV Glow” is a haunting and surreal exploration of identity, nostalgia, and the eerie power of television. Jane Schoenbrun crafts a dreamlike coming-of-age tale that lingers long after the screen fades to black. It’s a funny thing. …read more
Film review: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
Ethan Hunt and his team must stop ‘The Entity’. A dangerous AI, that will potentially bring about the end of humanity. Written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie, who is fondly known in the industry as ‘McQ’ is now delivering …read more
Film review: Sinners
Returning from Capone’s Chicago to the deep south of the Mississippi, identical twins Smoke and Stack open up a Juke Joint, only to be met with deadly vampiric and racial opposition. Written, directed by Ryan Coogler, whose previous directorial works …read more
Album review: The Pixies – The Night the Zombies Came
There are few bands who can successfully get away with sounding both completely out of their minds and totally in control at the same time. The Pixies have always existed somewhere in that space, a bizarre intersection of noise, melody, …read more
Film review: Warfare
Set within the Iraqi conflict in 2006, “Warfare” throws you headfirst into the onslaught of bloody and brutal intense modern combat. Jointly written and directed by Alex Garland – who brought us the almighty “Civil War” in 2024 – …read more
Film review: A Minecraft Movie
A Minecraft Movie is a movie adaptation of one of the most played video games of all time, Minecraft, and has quickly become one of the most talked about cinema experiences of the 2020’s, having almost completely taken over the …read more
Film review: Drop
Widowed Violet Gates steps back into the dating game, only to receive mysterious threatening text drops during her date. Turning her evening into a game of sheer panic and survival. Directed by Christopher Landon who gave us the brilliantly wacky …read more