ÔÇ£Being an artist is fuckedÔÇØ – a conversation with milo (the rapper)
Interview by Rowan Lees After publishing a short summary piece for my Issue 168 of Quench, I have since sat […]
Review: Cineworld Cardiff
There are three things you want from a cinema: Good location Comfy seating The newest release schedule Fortunately for all
Competition: Win a cinema trip with Cineworld Cardiff
Win a trip to the cinema with Cineworld Cardiff On the 16th February 2015, Cineworld (http://www.cineworld.com) introduced a new offer,
Genre in Review: Comedy
From one of the broadest genres out there; we delve into what it is that makes a good comedy. As
Review: Boyhood
Inventive in its production; Richard Linklater’s Boyhood┬ádepicts the growth of a boy through his adolescence, the trials his family face
Genre in Review: Action
Continuing Film & TV’s exploration into narrative film genres; in this feature we tackle the most explosive of all, Action.
Review: Wild
Based on the best selling book by Cheryl Strayed; Wild┬átells the biographical tale of Strayed’s 1100 mile hike in repentance
Shows Cancelled Before Their Time
Nothing lasts forever. Throughout the calendar year, we see countless shows that fall under the axe of TV networks. If,
Review: The Hobbit – The Battle of the Five Armies
This was the last move in a great master plan: to dominate the box office, capture audience’s hearts and bring
Review: American Sniper
After recently receiving six nominations at this year’s┬áAcademy Awards; including┬áBest Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay, American Sniper had already established
Genre in Review: Musical
Continuing Film & TV’s exploration into narrative film genres; this instalment tackles the spectacle that is the Musical. Dating back
Genre in Review: Drama
Here at Quench Film and TV we have decided to launch a new project, one that looks at the ins
Review: Nightcrawler
After a somewhat lacklustre summer for major blockbusters in terms of originality, the winter seems to be providing us with
Review: Interstellar
Coming from the minds of one of the most prestigious directors and writers that the 21st Century has had the
The Reboot of Twin Peaks: What it Means for the Show
“Dear Twitter Friends: That gum you like is going to come back in style! #damngoodcoffee.” -┬áThis was the cryptic message
Review: Darkened Rooms – The Fly at Techniquest
To coincide with the BFI’s Sci-Fi season Chapter Arts and Darkened rooms hosted a screening of David Cronenberg’s The Fly
Review: Pride
A lot of people will be pleasantly surprised by the film ÔÇÿPride’. If you’re looking for a pick up from
Grinding You Down
Andy Love on gay dating in the 21st century “Hey, how are you doing?” “I’m good, how are you?” “I’m