Film review: The Boogeyman
The Boogeyman is back – or did he ever leave? And the death of Sadie and Sawyer Harper’s mother has left a dark void that only seems to be getting darker. Based on the short story by Stephen King, from …read more
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Film review: The Flash
Desperate to save his mum from dying, Barry Allen travels back in time to change the future. However this sets off a chain of events that cause untold damage! The elephant in the room for this film is Ezra Miller, …read more
Album review: BRAIDS – Euphoric Recall
Having formed in 2006 over a blueberry muffin in a high school in Calgary, art rock trio BRAIDS have been experimenting with their sound since their inception. Not quite genre-defying, but never resting creatively, how will their latest album, Euphoric …read more
Film review: Love Again
Mira Ray and Rob Burns have lost their partners in very different ways. Can they find new love and a new zest for life? Sofie Cramer originally wrote ‘SMS für Dich’ (translated to ‘SMS for you’) in 2009 becoming a …read more
Film review: Are you there God? It’s me, Margaret
Eleven-year-old Margaret who is moving from lively New York City to sleepy New Jersey, is about to turn 12 and start a new school. With her new-found growing pains and mixed religion parents, could her life get any worse? From …read more
Album review: JFDR – Museum
Icelandic singer and general instrument whisperer JFDR has returned with her third album. Amidst her myriad of other projects and band commitments, has she managed to focus enough to produce something meaningful? Perhaps it’s just because it happens to be …read more
Film review: Hypnotic
Desperate to find his kidnapped daughter, Detective Danny Rourke must battle with not only those around him wanting to control his mind but with the very world he lives in. But where does one world end the other start? From …read more
Album review: The 1975 – Being Funny In A Foreign Language
Perhaps sometimes overshadowed by the on-stage, online and in person antics of frontman Matt Healy, The 1975 have managed to top the charts and impress fans since their meteoric rise to fame in 2012. With their latest album, Being Funny …read more
Film review: Renfield
Living for over a century under the rule of his blood-sucking master Dracula, Renfield is finally looking for eternal escape; but at what mortal cost? Directed by Chris McKay, who gave us the marvellously colourful and witty ‘Lego Batman’ film, …read more
Film review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Marvel’s ragtag group of space heroes are back for one last adventure. So grab your walkman, and turn it up to 11! When the first Guardians film was released in 2014, not many could’ve predicted what a success it would …read more