Tag: Review
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Jasmine Kelly tells us why she can’t stop playing Fall Out Boy’s new single.
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Prolific British author J.B. Priestley’s farcical play kicks off when a group of old friends are interrupted during their silver anniversary by the abrupt discovery that they are, in fact, not actually legally married. The three couples, in their incredulity and distress, begin reevaluating their marriages as suspicion begins to brew over the true sincerity…
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I’ve never witnessed a crowd as crazy as Aitch’s fans. Hearing screams, predominantly the crowd being females, was unheard of. On Thursday night, 20th October 2022, the anticipation of waiting for Aitch to show up on stage was incredibly difficult for the fans, holding back their excitement, especially for the girls. The O2 academy was…
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Here Sam Pegg and Susanna Robertson-Sheath discuss their favourite classic novels and why they love them so much!
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Loyle Carner explores alt rapper Loyle Carner’s latest studio album.
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Callum Joynes is impressed with the return of indie hitmakers Sports Team to Southampton.
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When the Amazons stepped onto the stage on Tuesday night the crowd were ready and waiting. They had danced to Coach Party, an energetic quartet from the Isle of Wight, who brought a refreshing feminine edge to punk, complete with screaming and a political statement of “f**k the Tories” all cloaked in a red hue.…
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Most of us have at least heard of Daniel Howell (also known by his old YouTube name Dan Is Not On Fire). He graced our phone and computer screens for years until, in 2018, he went silent. One year later, to the delight of his fans, he reappeared under the branding Daniel Howell and came…
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Harry Hipperson reviews Better Call Saul’s sixth and final season!
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Ellie Griffiths reviews the adaptation of Delia Owens novel, Where The Crawdads Sing.
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The Sea Beast (2022) is Netflix’s latest animated film, and the fourth directorial effort from Chris Williams, following his work on Bolt, Big Hero 6, and co-directing Moana. The film, co-written with Nell Benjamin, feels like a spiritual successor to Williams’ Moana due to the stunning seafaring setting, clever emphasis on exploration, and yet another…
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It has been a full decade since Ethan Hawke and Scott Derrickson first collaborated on-screen for what is still considered one of the most frightening horror films of the 21st century with Sinister, alongside other modern classics like The Conjuring. Since then, Hawke has found himself in a range of projects in a range of positions – directing…
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Euan Cook offers a fascinating overview of Salam, a documentary made on the life-story of once-acclaimed French rapper, Diam’s, while also penetrating into certain concealed aspects of her life to document what Salam stands for.
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Khairah visits Heartbreakers to experience The Goa Express