21st November 2019
Five indie and alternative bands you should be listening to right now!
With the first announcements of line-ups for Hit the North, Live at Leeds and Neighbourhood Weekender all being announced this…
19th November 2019
Review: Horrible Histories: Rotten Romans
Growing up, I’m sure everyone my age or near enough to my age thrived on Terry Deary’s Horrible Histories series. The books…
18th November 2019
Review: Noelle
The onslaught of Christmas begins, and while families begin to celebrate and prepare for the most wonderful time of year,…
18th November 2019
Review: Klaus
In an attempt at breaking my will to live, Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hollywood all teamed together and decided to…
14th November 2019
Review: The Good Liar
Sometimes it’s quite nice to see that old legends of the thriller genre can still cough up a great performance…
13th November 2019
Review: Take the Money and Run 50th Anniversary
Woody Allen’s work with screwball comedy has been somewhat of an underwhelming experience. Sleeper and its insistence on becoming a…
13th November 2019
Review: In the Loop 10th Anniversary
Politics isn’t exactly a subject that can provide much humour anymore. That’s a statement with factual credibility to it. The…
13th November 2019
Review: Detective Pikachu
If the slapdash smatterings of nostalgia aren’t able to pull you into the money grabbing CGI-fest that Detective Pikachu is then you’ll…
13th November 2019
Review: Official Secrets
It’s always nice when the one film of the year you’re excited for isn’t a massive disappointment. Official Secrets looks to…
13th November 2019
Review: Rocketman
As an admirer of Elton John’s work for some time now, I felt it surprising that I really didn’t know…