2nd November 2020
Album Review: Slaves – Acts of Fear And Love
The punk duo return – and so does their signature grit. But with a refreshing new twist. 2018 is looking…
2nd November 2020
Album Review: Music To Be Murdered By
I’ve got nothing against the real Slim Shady, I’m just not the biggest fan of his shtick. Without hearing any…
2nd November 2020
Movie Review: Over the Moon
I wasn’t over the moon watching this, let me tell you. A weak introduction for an even weaker film, I…
1st November 2020
Movie Review: The Witches
Roald Dahl was, most likely, a staple of your childhood. I know he was for me, and the odd consistencies…
31st October 2020
Movie Review: Leap of Faith: William Friedkin on The Exorcist
There is no one better to talk of the history and acclaim horror classic The Exorcist has received than the…
30th October 2020
Movie Review: One Night in Miami
Converging on a period of political and artistic inspiration, One Night in Miami is in the right place and period to give…
29th October 2020
Movie Review: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
The return of Borat is, as the man himself would say, very nice! A character from the mind of comedian…
28th October 2020
TV Review: Spitting Image – Episode 4
I struggle to understand why Spitting Image is so underwhelming, especially given the sheer amount of content to pick through and the…
28th October 2020
Movie Review: Wolfwalkers
I’d argue that, above all genres, animation has the ability to take a story and give it a truly unique…
27th October 2020
Movie Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7
Netflix has been on some form of strange renaissance as of late, and I’m starting to get a little worried.…