Review: Black Panther
Black Panther has set world records, smashed the box office and started a cultural phenomenon. We asked Quench contributors to […]
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Tranquillity, Base, Hotel + Casino Album Review
It took the Arctic Monkeys 5 years to make a come-back. Tranquillity, Base, Hotel & Casino is unexpected, different
REVIEW: The Thai House via Wriggle
Here at Quench Food & Drink we love being loyal to local and independent businesses, and Wriggle helps us discover
WoW Festival Review: Mary and the Witch’s Flower
The Wales One World festival celebrates eclectic worldwide cinema and has been since 2001. This rich selection of film, adventures
BFI Flare 2018: Love, Simon
A light-hearted romantic comedy is as essential to adolescent life as heartbreak and rebellion. Yet, for years, the only romcoms
NIFF 2018: Pop Aye
A story as foreign in location as it is in concept, Pop Aye relates the journey of a disillusioned Thai
NIFF 2018: The Silent Child screening and Q&A with Julie Foy
Things got up and running on the second day of Newcastle International Film Festival with a matinee screening of the
NIFF 2018: Get Carter screening and Q&A with Mike Hodges
Newcastle at the moment isn’t quite a city known for its film moments. Sure there have been occasions; Transformers filmed
Sunflower Bean Twentytwo In Blue Album Review
Brooklyn trio Sunflower Bean first burst onto the scene in 2016 with their debut full-length record, Human Ceremony, which gave
Review: Downsizing
Alexander Payne embarks on his latest cinematic journey in a transformative tackling of ever-present social, moral and political issues through
Review: God’s Own Country
God’s Own Country is the film Hollywood forgot about. Move over Jon Snow, there’s a new brooding protagonist in town.
Review: The Shape of Water
Guillermo Del Toro’s latest escapist fantasy tells a familiar fairytale of freak love between human and creature. However the director’s
Review: I, Tonya
Everyone thinks they know what happened when figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked and injured right before the 1994 Olympics.
Review: Phantom Thread
Phantom Thread is a portrait of the dissatisfied artist whose work can never be done; an exploration of desire and
Scandinavian singers putting a new spin on the pop music we know
Recently there seems to be a huge number of Scandinavian popstars bringing out some absolutely great music. They seem to
New Year, New Las Iguanas – A Relaunch Review
Last week Las Iguanas, Mill Lane, re-launched their restaurant, with a new look and a tweaked menu, and here at
Gassy’s: The Relaunch.
It’s back! New name (RIP “Jack’s”), new image (hellooooo sexy purple), and a new menu (don’t worry, not all your
Film Review Episode One: Star Wars – The Last Jedi
So you may have heard about this little thing called Star Wars and the recent instalment The Last Jedi. With
Film Review Episode Two: Star Wars ÔÇô The Last Jedi
So you may have heard about this little thing called Star Wars and the recent instalment The Last Jedi. With a wide range
Quenchmas Countdown: Day 25 – ‘The Snowman’
The Snowman is iconic, synonymous with Christmas. Pure unadulterated happiness is all that exudes from this animated film. Based on