By Laura Dazon
It’s scary, but possible
The film industry is an impenetrable fortress in which only the luckiest can step. But there is one...
Tag - film and tv
I have watched Doctor Who since it returned over a decade ago, I’ve read the comics and the novelisations, I’ve worn thee wristband every day since I...
For a long time, TV and film fanatics have been suckers for psychopathic serial-killing antiheroes. We bow down before John Wick, obsess over Dexter and hail...
The 1902 movie, A Trip to the Moon by Georges Méliès is commonly acknowledged as one of the grounding productions in the development of the narrative of...
Fresh Meat by Isabel Cosford
University can be a dauntingly awkward experience, whether you’re a hot-shot singleton, a career-ridden bookworm, or...
When I first saw the trailer for Life I must admit I honestly thought it would be a thoroughly shit film – an easy pay check for some of the veteran actors...
As a kid my life centred around cartoons; every day before taking the harrowing steps to school, watching Cartoon Network’s fantastic line of programming...
Last month the world was rocked, or at least gently nudged, by the sudden demise of one of Family Guy’s most beloved characters, Brian.
Before the...
With the release of the first trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 the levels of anticipation are about to start building. As first trailers go this is amazing...
James Ayles reviews Captain Phillips
The long-anticipated big screen retelling of the 2009 hijacking of the Maersk Alabama does not disappoint, with veteran...
