Review: Firewatch
Jack Bray grabs his radio and puts on his fireproof jacket to review one of the best looking games of […]
Jack Bray grabs his radio and puts on his fireproof jacket to review one of the best looking games of […]
Review by Ciara Gillespie Cardiff University’s Act 1 have yet again dazzled audiences with a stunning rendition of Shakespeare’s classic
Kelsey Rees gives her review of 29 Park Place, a relatively new bar & restaurant on – you guessed it
Review by Sarah Davies and Khuram Mahmood Posted by George Caulton The story of a man searching for his wife-to-be’s
Sadia Pineda Hameed┬áchecks out Italian restaurant Toni’s Amici. Amidst the mass of Italian chain restaurants that litter Cardiff city centre,
You might have heard of Star Wars. It’s quite popular apparently. After ten long years, the hype train returns and
“Pfft, this sounds stupid” a gamer states, as Just Cause 3 is loading up; the cover art and advertising literally
Finally given a proper release more than a decade after completion, ÔÇÿHeart like a Hand Grenade’ follows Green Day into
Although I’ve played Fallout games before, this would be my first major foray into the series, which has always held
As part of the BFI Love Season, Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff have screened a choice selection of films spanning
Mississippi Grind is a film that could easily pass by without people taking notice. For the most part it is
Food & Drink had the chance to try out Deliveroo, a food delivery service that recently launched in Cardiff. Here’s
After mass promotion and media build-up the latest James Bond film, Spectre finally opens onto Day of the Dead, Mexico City,
The opening scene of The Last Witch Hunter made me think. It made me think ÔÇÿGod, those Lord of the
Is there anything more tragic than a racing-movie that never gets up to speed? Well… yes. Obviously yes. There are
Climbing Mt. Everest is a challenge of two halves; getting to the summit is only half of the mission. Once
Bring Me The Horizon are going to get a tonne of shit for this album; but they don’t care, and
Rather than opening Macbeth with the classic battle featured in Act One of Shakespeare’s tragedy, Australian director Justin Kurzel presents
I am a lone vessel in this vast void of nothingness. One man stranded on Mars with only his wits,
Billed as ‘a buddy comedy heist movie,┬áClerks meets Dog Day Afternoon,‘┬áConvenience┬áis one of the best British comedy films in recent