T┼À Celf 2016/17
Calling all creators: do you want an opportunity for your work to be in print!? Each year Quench publishes its […]
Review: L’amour at Le Monde
As a part of the BFI’s love season, Darkened Rooms and Chapter Arts Centre screened Breathless and Am├®lie upstairs in
Scream Queens and Final Girls: the Portrayal of Women in Postmodern Horror Films
Halloween is upon us, and thus begins the battle to watch as many of the seemingly infinite number of horror
Interview: Inside Out
┬áFollowing the release of Pixar’s ÔÇÿInside Out’, Eleanor Parkyn interviewed former Cardiff University student Paul Oakley who has been working
Review: The Last Witch Hunter
The opening scene of The Last Witch Hunter made me think. It made me think ÔÇÿGod, those Lord of the
Netflix and Thrill: The Rise of Horror TV
Just a few years ago the thought of watching horror films and television shows was non-existent for me. An episode
I’ll Be Back- Time Travel in the Movies
Time travel has been a prominent theme within films and TV shows for decades, and why not? It allows us
Review: Macbeth
Rather than opening Macbeth with the classic battle featured in Act One of Shakespeare’s tragedy, Australian director Justin Kurzel presents
Review: Solace
Solace? More like boring. I don’t understand this film. It’s meant to be a mystery thriller but I didn’t find
Review: Inside Out
With Inside Out Pixar have staged a triumphant return to form. Directed by Pete Docter the film tells the story
Review: The Man from U.N.C.L.E
I feel fairly safe in saying that Guy Ritchie’s latest offering provides the viewer with style over substance. Much like
Review: Ant-Man
I walked into the cinema room expecting the worst. Edgar Wright, who basically led all the pre-production of the film,
Are controversial films worth it? 20 years on from Kids
This week marks the 20th anniversary of Larry Clark’s film Kids. Filmed in a documentary-like manner, Clark’s bleak portrayal of
Review: Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max’ world is fire and bloodÔǪ this is no understatement. After a hiatus which would seem an eternity, director
Review: Jurassic World
Possibly one of the most highly anticipated, highest grossing and most discussed films of 2015, Jurassic World was bound to