This is a love letter to the art of creation; both in theme and in craft.
A pillar of the craftsmanship community, Guillermo del Toro once again proves that fewfilmmakers can sculpt worlds with such haunting […]
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The New Sex: How Horror Films Have Reckoned With Threats To Bodily Autonomy
Content Warning: Discussions of abortion and sexual assault At its core, horror is a genre of fear. It is the
The Endless Lessons of Sex Education
For over four years, Sex Education has entertained us with never-ending drama, love triangles and shocking plot twists, yet what
The Netflix Original Phenomenon: Why Are They Mostly Bad?
Words by Charlotte Moore The majority of people will be familiar with the ever-growing streaming platform that is Netflix. Whether
Our Favourite Jane Austen Adaptation
Clueless Words By Katie Brosnan Clueless, the 1995 adaption of Jane Austen‘s Emma stands the test of time as the
Review: Enola Holmes 2
Words By Floss Harrison In 2020, British actress Millie Bobby Brown graced our TV screens with the latest Netflix original,
Review: Wednesday
This review contains spoilers. Words by Amy Wild A show that everyone seems to be talking about is the new
The Manic Pixie Dream Girl in Literature and Film
by Megan Evans. The ÔÇÿManic Pixie Dream Girl’ is that character that every teenage girl idolises (well, I for one
Binge-Worthy Reality TV Perfect for Quarantine
Megan Evans on Ru Paul’s Drag Race My favourite reality show to binge watch during quarantine is currently Ru Paul’s
Editors Picks: December 2019
This month, we wanted to switch things up slightly and help you get to know the three people that run
El Camino: Breaking Bad’s Legacy
By Ella Clucas After over five years of unanswered questions and building anticipation, fans of the Breaking Bad franchise are
Killing Eve: A Refreshing Take on Complex Female Characters.
By Cynthia Vera Killing Eve ÔÇô written and co-produced by Fleabag’s very own Phoebe Waller-Bridge ÔÇô is a thrilling spy/serial
What to Watch on Streaming: July 2019
Sam Tilley on Stranger Things (Netflix) Summer comes to Hawkins, Indiana and with it comes the arrival of an all-new,
The Dark Side of Reality TV?
By Bethany Griffiths I think it’s safe to say that this summer could go down in history as being one
Review: Stath Lets Flats
At this current time, we have a huge wealth of comedic talent coming through and performing in Britain. This talent
Quenchmas Countdown: Day 18 – ‘Gavin and Stacey Christmas Special’
In the words of Nessa, “OH, OH, OH, Merry Christmas”. This comedic show written by Ruth Jones and James Corden
Q&A with David Attenborough plus Live Screening of ‘Blue Planet 2’
It’s that time again, and the soothing, dulcet tones of the legendary Sir David Attenborough are back acting as the
Stranger Things 2: Final trailer thoughts and predictions
We’re a few days away from the release of Netflix’s number one show, Stranger Things. We were treated to the
Interview: Walter Iuzzolino on Foreign TV Drama
Foreign Television Drama as a Window Into the Rest of the World: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Walter Presents
Foreign TV Review: The Passenger
Walter Iuzzolino’s series on Channel 4 ÔÇô Walter Presents ÔÇô selects the most popular, critically acclaimed television dramas from around