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by Nicola Austin September 23, 2022

After Yang Review

The study of the relationship between Artificial intelligence and sentience is always a compelling topic in science-fiction skewed movies, typically viewed through a cautionary lens in films such as Terminator and Ex Machina. However, recent films such as Brian and Charles and…

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by Nicola Austin September 21, 2022

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Moonage Daydream Review

An iconic and hugely influential singer, songwriter, musician, actor, photographer, traveller, artist, fashion icon and champion of individuality - the talent, creativity and genius of David Bowie saw him master many arts and guises over the years. But throughout his ever evolving…

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by Nicola Austin September 20, 2022

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Andor Review

Episodes Watched: 1-4 With the upcoming slate of Star Wars films still yet to have any confirmed release dates, fans have had their fill of a galaxy far, far away with the multitude of live-action (and animated) Disney+ offerings. Yet, while The…

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by Theo Fisher September 7, 2022

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See How They Run Review

Saoirse Ronan shines in a romp of a whodunnit that’ll leave you thoroughly entertained. From director Tom George (This Country) comes this delightfully welcome addition to what’s been a quiet three months for cinema, post Tom Cruise taking to the skies. We…

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by Nicola Austin August 20, 2022

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House of the Dragon episodes 4-6 Review

"The only thing that could tear down the house of the dragon was itself." Based on George R. R. Martin’s novel Fire & Blood, the dense historical text (much like Tolkien's The Silmarillion) which chronicles the Targaryen dynasty, prequel House of the…

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by Theo Fisher August 19, 2022

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House of the Dragon episodes 1-3 Review

What if the next Game of Thrones is simply…more Game of Thrones? 3 years after the main show ended (for many) in lacklustre fashion, and just under 200 years before the birth of Daenerys Targaryen (172 to be exact) we are flown…

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by Nicola Austin August 9, 2022

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The Sandman Review

Following the success of the star-studded Audible series, Netflix has managed to do the unthinkable and bring to life the once considered "unfilmable" The Sandman - and it's better than we all dreamed it could be. Showrunner Allan Heinberg and executive producers…

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by Theo Fisher August 6, 2022

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Nope Review

Jordan Peele is back with yet another strikingly original piece of cinema. This time, the mastermind behind “Get Out” and (the still slightly underrated) Us brings audiences a captivating, metaphor laden, visually dazzling spectacle. We’ll leave the review light on plot as…

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by Nicola Austin August 3, 2022

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Prey Review

Following two previous middling entries and a duo of bonkers crossovers with Alien, the fifth and latest instalment in 20th Century Studios' Predator franchise finally takes things back to basics for a gripping action thriller. With the prequel documenting the iconic intergalactic…

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by Nicola Austin July 29, 2022

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Paper Girls Review

Prime Video are further expanding their pool of graphic novel adaptations with the long-awaited live-action Paper Girls series, following the success of Garth Ennis' The Boys and Preacher, along with Robert Kirkman's Invincible. Based on the beloved and multi Eisner award-winning YA…

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by Nicola Austin July 6, 2022

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Thor: Love and Thunder Review

Almost three years on from the exciting announcement by director Taika Waititi and the cast at Hall H of San Diego Comic-Con, the fourth Thor instalment is finally here. Last seen in the 2013 flick Thor: The Dark World, Natalie Portman finally returns…

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by Jed Wagman June 27, 2022

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Minions: The Rise of Gru Review

Everyone’s favourite loveable little yellow creatures are back on our screens after a five-year hiatus and they’ve not lost any of their charm that made people of all ages fall in love with them back when the first Despicable Me film came…

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by Nicola Austin June 15, 2022

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The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Review

Following that shocking cliffhanger which saw Ben (Justin H. Min) alive and kicking with The Sparrow Academy back in 2019, the misfit family of superheroes finally return to Netflix for even more apocalyptic shenanigans. Based on Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba's New…

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by Nicola Austin June 13, 2022

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The Lazarus Project Review

Episodes watched: 3 out of 8 How far would you go to save those you love? This age old question proves the central moral conundrum in Sky's latest series - the high concept, eight-part action thriller - The Lazarus Project. The time-bending…

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by Nicola Austin June 7, 2022

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Ms Marvel Review

Episodes watched: 2 of 6 The twelfth(!) instalment of the MCU Phase Four finally marks the live-action debut of the fan favourite comic book character Ms Marvel in a limited six episode series, before star Iman Vellani excitedly makes her big screen debut…

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