Category: Film

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    Jordan Brown

    First Look Review: A Monster Calls

    Writer Jordon reviews A Monster Calls, the fantasy film starring Liam Neeson which is in cinemas in the new year.

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    Eddy Tesfay

    Review: Snowden

    Writer Eddy reviews Oliver Stone’s latest film which portrays the real life story of Edward Snowden.

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    Sophie McEvoy

    A Letter To: Steven Spielberg

    Design exec Sophie pens a letter to iconic director Steven Spielberg, about his work and influence.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Review: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

    Writer David reviews the first spin-off movie from the Star Wars universe – Rogue One.

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    Tom Townend

    Hidden Gem: The Wackness

    Writer Tom Townend looks back at a coming of age film that should have more attention.

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    Sophie McEvoy

    Review: Blue Velvet: 30th Anniversary re-release

    Design executive Sophie revisits David Lynch’s cult classic for the 30th anniversary of its release.

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    Jack Sheppard

    Review: The Edge of Seventeen

    Writer Jack reviews the hilarious new coming-of-age movie starring Haliee Steinfeld and Woody Harrelson.

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    Sophie Trenear

    Blu-ray Review: Nerve

    Writer Sophie reviews the Blu-ray release of the 2016 summer hit ‘Nerve’.

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    Lisa Veiber

    A Letter To: M. Night Shyamalan

    In the latest ‘A Letter To’ article, Lisa writes a letter to M. Night Shyamalan, expressing her admiration for his work and disproving the critics.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    This Week at Harbour Lights: Rogue One, Paterson (09/12/16 – 15/12/16)

    This Week at Harbour Lights: Paterson, Rogue One, Blue Velvet and lots of special Christmas screenings!

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    Camilla Cassidy

    Sound of Cinema: The Star Wars Franchise

    Writer Millie looks at the iconic Star Wars soundtrack, and its lasting effect it has had over the last 40 years.

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    Sophie McEvoy

    Review: Moana

    Design executive Sophie reviews Disney’s latest creation which is already set to become an animated classic.

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    Jack Sheppard

    Review: A United Kingdom

    Writer Jack reviews the little known story of an African king who marries a British secretary, against the wishes of all those around them.

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    James Slaymaker

    Slaying-It: Why Rob Zombie is one of the Great Living Horror Filmmakers (Part 2)

    In the second part of his latest column piece, writer James explores the unique techniques used by filmmaker Rob Zombie in his latest film.