Tag: opinion

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    Tyler Whiteoak-Dooley

    ‘The Evil Dead’ – A Retrospective

    Writer Tyler Whiteoak-Dooley takes us through the ‘Evil Dead’ franchise, film by film…

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    Callum Holgate

    Social Media Poetry: Fast Food Poetry, a Suggestion of Poetical Language

    Social Media poetry, poetry or a trend? Callum Holgate creates the term ‘Fast Food Poetry’ and the lack of meaning it provides.

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    Tom Brewster

    Save Room: Franchise Fatigue

    Is the future of videogaming a homogenous slop? Tom ruminates on franchise fatigue.

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    Abi Cutler

    Treading the Boards: Big Names in the Theatre

    Should we celebrate big-name actors in the theatre? Literature Executive Abi discusses.

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    Louise Chase

    Game of Thrones: Who Will Sit on the Iron Throne?

    With one episode left to go, The Edge writers pitch in with their predictions for Westeros’ ruler.

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    Abi Cutler

    Books in the Age of Social Media: Evolution or Revolution?

    Literature Executive Abi defends the joys of the printed word in the age of the e-book revolution.

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    Lauren Payne

    BoJack Horseman: A Hollywood Horror Story?

    Lauren examines BoJack Horseman’s cynical and thoughtful take on celebrity.

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    Becky Davies

    Reality TV and the ‘Insta Celebrity’

    Becky Davies investigates the strong link between social media and reality television.

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    Alice O’Hare

    Black Mirror’s ‘Nosedive’: A not-so-distant reality?

    As part of our social media coverage, Alice rewinds back to the opening episode of Black Mirror season 3.

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    Louise Chase

    In Defence Of: The Assassin’s Creed franchise

    Should we forgive Assassin’s Creed for all of its faults? Louise Chase thinks so.

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    Benedict Targett

    Wishful Thinking: Anthem and the Future of AAA Development

    Benedict channels his frustrations over Anthem into wishful thinking on the future of games development.

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    Ellis Murrell

    In Criticism of Captain Marvel

    Ellis tackles the problems lying at the heart of the newest Marvel blockbuster.

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    Abi Cutler

    The Conundrum of Theatre and Diversity

    Literature Exec Abi discusses the champions – and disappointments – of diversity within the theatre industry.

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    Harry Waite

    Save Room: Worms, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Banana Bomb

    Worms are excellent. In addition to their winning smiles and large donations to charity, worms are a blessing to any soil they take up residence in; providing much needed aeration, drainage and increased crop yield. However, there exists a more sinister side to worms that few have ever seen and even fewer have survived. Thanks […]