Review: The Menu
Words by Amy Wild Revenge is served hot, and The Menu definitely makes flames on their enemies. The Menu was […]
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Who did it better? The fight between House Of The Dragon and Game Of Thrones.
Words by Eva Castanedo When on Sunday, 21st of August, the first episode of House of the Dragon premiered, the
Review: Don’t Worry Darling
Words By Caitlin Evans I’m Worried, Darling *THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS* The drama surrounding Olivia Wilde’s latest release, Don’t Worry,
Review: Elvis
Words by Billy Edwards One of America’s greatest heroes has finally got the awe-inspiring cinema treatment he deserved. ÔÇÿELVIS’ is
Review: West Side Story (2021)
By Zainab Javed Issues of gentrification, class, race, love, family, and violence interwoven with glorious dance and song routines ÔÇô
Paddington 2: The Best Movie Ever?
By Rubie Barker Thanks to the discovery of an 80-year-old review of Citizen Kane, the film went from a rating
Review: Wonder Woman 1984
By Nicole Rees-Williams Ôÿà As a child I was a huge superhero film fan, however in the 2000’s superhero films
Review: Over The Moon (Netflix)
by Soyal Khedkar ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà + half Over the Moon is a musical adventure film filled with fuzzy family moments and
Review: Cuties
By Summer Griffin ÔÿàÔÿà This was not what I expected from a film called Cuties. It was about as far
Film Review: Enola Holmes (Netflix)
Words by Pui Kuan Cheah ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà *Mild spoilers ahead! You’ve heard of the detective Sherlock Holmes, but do you know
Film Review: Tenet
By Pui Kuan Cheah ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà + half a star = 3.5 stars *Spoilers have been avoided in this article! “Don’t
Film Review: The Vigil
By Matt Taylor |ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà| It’s a strange time to be going to the cinema at the moment. Limited screenings, social
LFF Review: Marriage Story
By Anastasia Kropotina Noah Baumbach tenth feature film and the most personal one yet, Marriage Story, gives an outlook on
Review: Joker
By Adam Gage Joker can often feel like a shallow and try-hard film, but then can also be completely absorbing
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
Review: The Souvenir
Mild spoilers for character reveals follow in this review. The reveals come early in the film, but if you wish
Review: Midsommar
By Caleb Carter Ever needed a good cry? Last year, Hereditary proved to be a runaway success: a candle-lit, black
Reviews: A Star is Born
With Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut proving a smash hit in theatres across the globe, four┬áQuench┬ácontributors share their thoughts on┬áA Star
Review: Roma @ BFI LFF 2018
Alfonso Cuar├│n is a rarity. A director with barely a blemish on his filmography ÔÇô which now spans more than