If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: ‘Remake Culture’ and the Death of Creativity in Hollywood
After the success of The Vampire Diaries and True Blood, AMC’s Interview with the Vampire is televison’s newest contribution to...
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Review: The Woman King – Hollywood Bends the Knee
Rarely, a new release is a marker of where the industry is. A representation of the moods and makeup of...
Review: Amsterdam
Everyone loves a true story, and Amsterdam utilises this in its telling of a 1930’s New York conspiracy. The film...
Review: See How They Run
Amongst the many films that have hit theatres in recent months, See How They Run is a relatively under-the-radar love...
Too Little, Too Late? Sacheen Littlefeather and anti-Indigenous Hollywood
On the 2nd of October, actor and activist Sacheen Littlefeather, the woman at the centre of what is one of...
Is all press good press and did Harry Styles really spit on Chris Pine?
Yes, my articles always circle back to Harry Styles. My sincerest apologies. Whether it is a lack of creativity or...
Freshers week: the perfect film to cry to
A few days ago, I sat in front of my tv ready to browse for a film to watch. After...
The Worst Person in the World: A brave, deep dive into post-millennial angst
Set-in modern-day Oslo, this 2021 Cannes Palme d'Or competitor is a peek into the life ofJulie, a somewhat confused, free-spirited...
Watching a film for the twentieth time?
The ability of films to comfort and immerse us is unparalleled. Becoming lost in familiarity grants an escape from the...
Phantom of the Open: Hysterical tale of persistence with a true British spirit
Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance) is a happy-go-lucky crane operator in Barrow-in-Furness. Close to redundancy during the 1970s recession, he is told...