Sympathy For The Devil: How We Learned To Love The Villains
The last week has seen the much beloved villains Cruella De Vil and the Joker grace our headlines once again,
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Film
Pawns In A Game Of Chess: ‘La Haine’
Pablo Neruda once asked the question, “In what language does rain fall over tormented cities?” Even though this
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The Strange Genius Of Gen Z Humour
My favorite comedy stand up routine of all time is rather different to what you would consider “normal.” The classic
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Why We Should Watch Old Films
On 15 February, New York Times columnist Rick Rojas caused a minor controversy when he took to Twitter to declare
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‘The Dig’: A Review
For any of us having grown up in Southern England, Sutton Hoo brings flashbacks to rainy primary school trips spent
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2020 in Film
If narrowing down a short list of the year’s best films is hard in any year, then it’s positively Sisyphean
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Troubled Youth On-Screen: Fish Tank and The End Of The F**king World
When Søren Kierkegaard, the Danish philosopher said, “What if everything in the world were a misunderstanding, what if laughter were
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‘The White Tiger’: A Review
It’s no secret that Hollywood producers love nothing more than a best-seller. A popular book comes with a guaranteed audience,
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The Question of Gender In The Horror Genre
When it comes to horror films – we’re all very accustomed to seeing the same things. There’s always some overly
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The Great Trump Movies That Weren’t
Unappealing a thought as this might sound, cast your mind back to the days after Donald Trump’s election in 2016.
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