Tag: Film

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    Amber-Louise

    A Scaredy-Cat’s Guide to Surviving Horror Films

    There’s no need to hide behind the sofa (just hide behind your phone instead).

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    Ellie Brain

    Nostalgic News: Matilda was published 30 years ago

    As part of our extended 80s celebrations, Roald Dahl’s Matilda celebrates 31 years since it was published on 1st October 1988: A book, a film, and now a hit Broadway and West End musical.

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    Tash Williamson

    On Edge: Anticipating Bohemian Rhapsody

    Queen is finally getting a music biopic, which might feature Freddie Mercury, concludes Tash Williamson.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Sundance London 2018 Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post

    The Chloe Grace Moretz led drama won this year’s Grand Jury Prize at the Utah independent festival.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Sundance London 2018 Review: Leave No Trace

    Winter’s Bone director Debra Granik returns to the independent festival with this Ben Foster-led wilderness drama.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Sundance London 2018 Review: Skate Kitchen

    The Wolfpack director Crystal Moselle returns to Sundance with her latest effort.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Sundance London 2018 Review: First Reformed

    Ethan Hawke leads this crisis of faith drama, playing as a special presentation at the 2018 Sundance London Film Festival.

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    Amber-Louise

    Review: I Feel Pretty

    Does Amy Schumer’s latest film deserve the negative press it received even before its release?

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    Pascal Ezeabasili

    Hollywood Whitewashing and the Evolution of Film Diversity

    Pascal Ezeabasili delves into the origins and progress of Hollywood whitewashing.

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    Nathan Jones

    A Quiet Place and the Rejuvenation of the Horror Genre

    In light of the positive critical reception of A Quiet Place, Nathan Jones looks at what this film does differently from the rest of the genre’s latest outputs.

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    Nathan Jones

    Flashback Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

    For Autism Awareness Week, Writer Nathan takes a look back at the 2011, Tom Hanks-starring film.

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    Abigail Wood

    In Defence of The Greatest Showman

    Writer Abigail steps in to defend the Hugh Jackman-starring musical.

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    Sam Law

    From Tomb Raider to Super Mario: Are video games unadaptable?

    With the release of the newest Tomb Raider film featuring Alicia Vikander, Sam Law takes a look at the eternal issue of video game film adaptations.

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    Sam Law

    Anticipating Infinity War: bringing ‘The Event’ to the big screen

    Records Exec Sam Law here, with a massive article anticipating the massive cinematic event that will be ‘Avengers: Infinity War’.