Part live album, part greatest hits, part remix album – Nine Inch Noize revamps classics and deep cuts from the band’s expansive catalogue using Boyz Noize’s industrial-tinged techno. Nine Inch Nails need little introduction, since their debut in ’98 with Pretty Hate …read more
This year is bringing a new Christopher Nolan film in the shape of The Odyssey. His films don’t come along very often so when they do they deserve attention! It gives us a chance to relive his earlier works such …read more
Quentin Tarantino’s most infamous film has seen plenty of home media releases over its 30 year+ lifespan. However, the newest 4K Blu-ray release may just be the best this film has looked since its premiere at Cannes in 1994. How …read more
Miranda ‘fashion print’ Priestly with declining book sales must turn to her old assistant, now nemesis in the form of Dior’s senior online executive Emily Charlton to ‘reignite the fashion’. Back in 2003 a book was written and published …read more
Part dark comedy, part folktale, and part psychological horror, Hokum was a thrill ride of scares and surprises. Directed by Damian McCarthy and starring seasoned curmudgeon Adam Scott, this film was a treat in eerie atmospherics and eye-covering tension. Hokum …read more
Andrew Cooper, a multi-millionaire hedge fund CEO, loses both his high-flying job and his adulterous wife in quick succession. Determined to sustain his lavish new single life, he turns to stealing from those around him, triggering an addictive high as …read more
Is Michael just a glittering reenactment of already very well documented events to bring his legacy to a new generation? With this much delayed and anticipated biopic, it’s easy to be sceptical. The big fish in the film industry have …read more
Alisha’s Attic’s delivered their eponymous debut “Alisha Rules The World” in late 1996 and received both critical acclaim and platinum sales. 30 years later Mercury Records have quietly treated us to an audiophile reissue on 180g vinyl in a gatefold …read more
There’s something fitting about revisiting V for Vendetta in 2026. Some films age into nostalgia; others age into warning signs. This one, unsettlingly, has done the latter. I still remember seeing V for Vendetta in cinemas back in 2005. At …read more
Illumination’s Super Mario Galaxy Movie is likely their biggest project so far – being a sequel to one of 2023’s highest-grossing films and an adaptation of the beloved video game of the same name. The film doesn’t necessarily buckle under …read more
