Review: Swiss Army Man
Since appearing at film festivals at the beginning of the year and having been released to U.S theatres over the […]
Review: In Pursuit of Silence
In Pursuit of Silence is a feature-length documentary from Patrick Shen that addresses a very necessary topic. It is by no
Review: The Magnificent Seven
It seems as though the 2010s have been the decade of the movie remake. Revamped versions of classics like Ghostbusters
Preview: Iris Prize 2016
This year, the Iris Prize celebrates their 10th anniversary and the milestone of becoming a BAFTA recognised A list festival.
Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby
Note: Falling face first into mud is the way into a man’s heart. Bridget is back. After 15 years, the
Review: The Neon Demon
With his latest release, The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn brings us one of the only worthy films to see during this unremarkable
Review: Caf├® Society
On the phone, Bobby’s relative calls to ask if he’s bored of Hollywood already. Bobby responds, ‘I’m kind of half
Review: Jason Bourne
‘You Know His Name‘, the tagline reads. And by now, after five films spanning fourteen years, it’s safe to say
Review: Finding Dory
For me, what was perhaps the most remarkable thing about Finding Dory was that its story flowed so effortlessly without the
Review: The BFG
Adults would say Roald Dahl’s books are for children and only children. They believe that the worlds of a telekinetic
Review: Star Trek Beyond
Before you venture into this review of Star Trek Beyond, I must warn you that I am NOT a ÔÇÿTrekkie’.
Review: Nerve
“Are you a watcher or a player?” is the hook for the new 2016 film, Nerve, starring Emma Roberts and
Review: Central Intelligence
Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber, of Dodgeball fame, Central Intelligence is surprisingly not terrible. The odd-couple film introduces us to popular and
Interview: Richard Linklater on Everybody Wants Some!!
Quench editor Beau Beakhouse headed down to London to speak with Richard Linklater, the Oscar nominated director, about his new
Review: Hardcore Henry
Quench Video Games editor Tom Morris spends ninety minutes looking through the eyes of a killer cyborg, wondering why he
CIFF 2016 Preview
Cardiff Independent Film Festival (CIFF)┬áis a showcase for┬áindependent filmmakers to exhibit both features and shorts. This year’s festival, between the
Spotlight: Richard Linklater
Each month, Quench looks at a different director’s selected filmography. We take a look at Richard Linklater┬áfor March’s online feature.
BFI Future Film Festival
Between 17-21 February, Quench editors Beau Beakhouse and Sadia Pineda Hameed went along to the 6th BFI Future Film Festival.
Review: The Smuggler
It remains a sad fact of life in the UK that the only cultures most of us have any notion