Everyone loves a bit of great entertainment. We love it too, and here is the top reviewed content for your TV, projector or hi-fi. Simply put, this is the best of the best. The top Games, Movies and Music – as rated by us.
A nostalgic trip for fans of the Scream franchise, while keeping things fresh with the new cast. Scream (2022) picks up 11 years after the events of Scream 4… a new killer in Woodsboro has stepped into the Ghostface costume, …read more
The Witcher on Netflix. The first season won nearly universal praise, but can the new series keep up the pace? Firstly, they’ve done away with the confusing mixed up timeline system from the first season. Which is something sure to …read more
With the film managing to shatter all critical and fan expectations (and possibly box office records) Spider-Man: No Way Home, the 27th entry to the MCU, is here. However, with some more recent entries receiving less favourable reviews than the …read more
IDLES – the Bristolian/Irish band fronted by a Welshman have returned with their fourth studio album, CRAWLER. Usually known for their simmering, or even explosive rage that permeates their tracks, will they have run out of steam and fury this …read more
Playground Games knocks it out of the park with its latest Mexican driving adventure. For those who have not come across the glorious looking, fun filled sandbox, Forza Horizon is an arcade style dream for petrol heads. Packed with more …read more
At studio album 12, Billy Bragg has been active since the early 80’s in his politically charged, protest song form. However, have the decades mellowed him, and made him less relevant or even just plain slowed him? A soulful slide …read more
A quest or a question, feelings are as subjective as comedy in this candid exploration. Comedian, actor and writer Mae Martin takes to Netflix (originally Channel 4) with their irreverent take on relationships, sobriety and coming out. Martin has been …read more
Here with their fourth studio album, Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes are screaming back onto the airwaves with ‘Sticky’. Frank Carter is still arguably one of the most recognisable voices in rock right now. His range doesn’t rival Matt Bellamy …read more
A new year and the school community returns to new drama and new faces. The Moredale Academy has selected a new headteacher to lead the students in the absence of Mr Groff. Inspiring anything but her namesake, Hope, she rules …read more
Despite being very much USA-based this year for tours and recording, Scottish Synth-pop trio CHVRCHES have delivered their fourth studio album, Screen Violence. How will it compare to previous rave reviews – even being called ‘A godless hurricane of kinetic …read more
