I’m Done Waiting! Post-Credit Scene Fatigue & the Never-Ending Endings
Once upon a time, post-credit scenes were considered the recherché moment of the theatre experience. Whether an actor breaks the […]
Cinema
The Future of Fun
Out with the new, in with the Old? Georgina Hookway At the start of the year we found ourselves gathered
Cinema Is Back…Almost
By Nicole Rees-Williams Artwork by Mike Simon on Unsplash Cinemas in England were supposed to open on the 4th of
Editors Picks: December 2019
This month, we wanted to switch things up slightly and help you get to know the three people that run
Interview: Conor Leach on ÔÇÿSequin in a Blue Room.’
By Cynthia Vera Appearing in his first film, fresh faced Conor Leach is quietly fascinating at the film’s core. Sequin
3 Cult Horror Films
If you’re looking for something a bit more out there for your Halloween viewing pleasure, here are 3 less seen films
Review: Sequin in a Blue Room
By Cynthia Vera A heart-warming debut from director Van Grisnven, ÔÇÿSequin in a Blue Room’ is a queer thriller that
Downton Abbey Caf├®? The New Experience Economy
By Amy King It’s not only television and film themed festivals and events that are growing in popularity by the
Worldwide: Films From Across The Globe
We feature a lot of English language speaking films here on Quench and although they are often of high quality,
Review: Joker
By Adam Gage Joker can often feel like a shallow and try-hard film, but then can also be completely absorbing
What to Watch on Streaming: October 2019
Lewis Empson on Bojack Horseman┬á– On Netlflix October 25th Bojack Horseman remains as one of the only shows to have
Freshers: Films and TV About Transition
Laura Vaabel on Gavin and Stacey Watching Gavin and Stacey whilst moving to Cardiff for university is a stereotype, I
Review: Ad Astra
by Adam Gage Less of an operatic, Sci-Fi, action filled exploration drama, Ad Astra is much more inclined to be
Review: It: Chapter 2
By Nicole Rees-Williams IT: Chapter 2 is arguably the most anticipated horror film of 2019. Its prequel, IT (2017) received
Stephen King in Film
Stephen King’s prolific writing has always been synonymous with film adaptations. From terrifying horror to Oscar-winning classics like The Shawshank
25 Years of Jurassic Park: A Celebration
In honour of the 25th anniversary of the original Jurassic Park,  two Quench contributors reveal what the legendary franchise means
Into the Stream
There’s been a recent trend in broadcasting theatre, either live or recorded, on the internet or in cinemas. But people
The Rise Of Surrealism In Popular Cinema
Oliver Richards investigates the rise of Surrealism in Popular Cinema and questions what it means for the future of the
