Hidden Gems of Netflix
After many months of lockdown over the last year, many of us will be well acquainted with the streaming giant Netflix. If you are running dry on your watch list or want to get in all the greats before life …read more
Entertainment
Film review: The Dig
Based on the novel of the same name about the discovery of the Sutton Hoo Anglo Saxon treasure, ‘The Dig’ is a period drama set under the impending shadow of the Second World War. Having been intrigued by what lies …read more
Film review: The White Tiger
Based on the novel by Aravind Adiga, The White Tiger tells the story of Balram (Adarsh Gourav) a young man who, desperate to escape poverty, becomes the driver for a wealthy Indian family and hatches a plot to escape his …read more
Gaming Achievements You Never Had Time to Complete
To select this smorgasbord of ultimate timewasting achievements I will attempt to choose games which are not arbitrarily long and dull. Achievements should, to my mind, leave you feeling challenged either mentally or physically, so I shall avoid things like …read more
Film review: Peanut Butter Falcon
Heart-warming, funny, insightful, honest. Not the current bio for Shia LaBeouf these days but true for the film. Starring a breakout performance from Zac Gottsagen as Zak, a runaway orphan. The journey to become a world class wrestler takes many …read more
Album review: The White Stripes – Greatest Hits
If you’re one of the most prolific bands of the past 25 years, how do you narrow down a back catalogue with a wealth of songs to one compilation? Simple; you treat your fans to a beast of a greatest …read more
Game review: Cyberpunk 2077
The game of the year that stole the headlines for all the wrong reasons, but is Cyberpunk 2077 quite the travesty the media would have you believe? Set in a post-apocalyptic world where society is reforming under the hand of …read more
Series review: The Mandalorian Season 2
Picking up from the dramatic end of season one, the Mandalorian continues his quest to protect the cinematic universe’s favourite child. Set to the backdrop of a resurging sinister Empire, a carousel of new friends and foes to meet. The …read more
Game review: Red Dead Online
The single player of Red Dead Redemption 2 deserves its reputation as one of the greatest videogames of the last generation, the open world Rockstar created is second to none in its level of immersion, with engaging NPCs and a …read more
Film review: Pieces of a Woman
Vanessa Kirby takes another big step towards the A-list in this powerful drama that certainly doesn’t make for an easy watch. Pieces of Woman tells the story of a young couple (Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf) struggling in aftermath of …read more