Review: Joker
By Adam Gage Joker can often feel like a shallow and try-hard film, but then can also be completely absorbing […]
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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
A Look at: Typecast Actors
Some of the best actors are known for being chameleons that can adapt to any role and portray it fantastically.
What To Watch on Streaming: September 2019
Kaiya Simon on┬áThe Politician┬á– Netflix, 27th September The Politician is an upcoming American comedy created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk
Review: Once Upon a Time In Hollywood
By Nicole Rees-Williams Once Upon a Time in Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie and is directed
Mindhunter: Serial Killers in Film + TV
David Fincher’s Netflix series,┬áMindhunter, that follows FBI behavioural analysts as they interview and dig deep on serial killers such as
Movies VS Reality: Summer Edition
We all know that life isn’t like the movies and, after Christmas, no other time of year is more overly-glamorised
Remakes and Representation – Men in Black: International
By Sarah Rawle International is the fourth film in the Men in Black universe, featuring Tessa Thompson as the franchise’s
Review: Midsommar
By Caleb Carter Ever needed a good cry? Last year, Hereditary proved to be a runaway success: a candle-lit, black
What to Watch on Streaming: July 2019
Sam Tilley on Stranger Things (Netflix) Summer comes to Hawkins, Indiana and with it comes the arrival of an all-new,
Five Films on Food
By Chloe Erin Now that winter and – yes, I’ll say it – Christmas, is snowballing towards us faster than
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
Indie Films: Engaging, Authentic and Liberating
By Anastasia Kropotina Among the many action movies, cookie cutter romantic comedies and questionable horror flicks, one name is capable of
The Future of Sci-Fi Cinema
The 1902 movie, A Trip to the Moon by Georges M├®li├¿s is commonly acknowledged as one of the grounding productions
Five Films That Get Summer Romance Right
Kiana Stevens on Moonrise Kingdom In Moonrise Kingdom, the Oscar-winning director Wes Anderson uses his unmistakably recognisable heartfelt and quirky
Review: You Were Never Really Here
Mere minutes into Lynne Ramsey’s You Were Never Really Here, you are completely aware that this is a violent, difficult
Review: The Greatest Showman
The Greatest Showman follows the crazy imagination of American businessman, politician and importantly, a showman. The box office success celebrates
Review: Black Panther
Black Panther has set world records, smashed the box office and started a cultural phenomenon. We asked Quench contributors to