Review: Doctor Strange
For┬ásome of us, the endless barrage of Marvel movies risk becoming quite grating; for others, having a new superhero movie […]
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Review: Buffalo
By Ellie Philpotts What is this!? Going to Buffalo on a.. Tuesday?! OK, that makes it sound like an
Review: Lurvill’s Delight
By Ellie Philpotts You might wonder how far the marketing abilities of a soft drink from as long ago
BFI LFF Reviews: Houston, We Have A Problem!, Zoology, Noonday Witch
The 60th annual BFI London Film Festival was an experience to remember. With over 245 films from 74 countries lasting for
Review: Swiss Army Man
Since appearing at film festivals at the beginning of the year and having been released to U.S theatres over the
Review: Mamma Mia!, Wales Millennium Centre
“We would like to warn those with nervous disposition that platform boots and white lycra will feature in this production”.
Review: The Goods Shed
Maria Mellor is normally found editing Gair Rhydd, but for now she’s popped over to the┬áQuench Food world. We’re all
Review: Jalan Malaysia
By Ellie Philpotts Since Jalan Malaysia kindly invited Quench Food to their Menu Relaunch, I thought I’d be a good
Review: The Little Shop of Horrors, New Theatre
The Little Shop of Horrors, originally written by Howard Ashman, is the comedy horror musical about florist Seymour Krelborn from
Review: The Magnificent Seven
It seems as though the 2010s have been the decade of the movie remake. Revamped versions of classics like Ghostbusters
Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby
Note: Falling face first into mud is the way into a man’s heart. Bridget is back. After 15 years, the
Review: La Tomatina, Bu├▒ol, Spain
On the last Wednesday of August every year, the small town of Bu├▒ol transforms from a tranquil, picturesque Valencia province,
Review: Base + Barley
By Ellie Philpotts If you have your eye on the local food scene, you’ll have noticed a theme – plenty
Review: The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine DLC
Sam Saunders takes a look at the last, great swansong of Projekt Red’s longstanding Witcher, Geralt of Rivia. When I
Review: Jason Bourne
‘You Know His Name‘, the tagline reads. And by now, after five films spanning fourteen years, it’s safe to say
Review: Star Trek Beyond
Before you venture into this review of Star Trek Beyond, I must warn you that I am NOT a ÔÇÿTrekkie’.
Review: Papillon
Papillon (1969) Book Review When I first began reading Papillon, I found the memoirs of French Prisoner Henri Charrière too
Book Review: Alice in Wonderland
Alice (The Chronicles of Alice 1) by Christina Henry review Alice, the first in the Chronicles of Alice series by
Review: Nerve
“Are you a watcher or a player?” is the hook for the new 2016 film, Nerve, starring Emma Roberts and
Review: Central Intelligence
Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber, of Dodgeball fame, Central Intelligence is surprisingly not terrible. The odd-couple film introduces us to popular and