My recent encounter with 28 Years Later had informed me that while you should avoid looking … Walking with Dinosaurs and the death of a giantRead more
Analysis
More than Street Trash: Red Letter Media, and a love letter to shared cinema
There are many things which make Red Letter Media one of the best sources of film … More than Street Trash: Red Letter Media, and a love letter to shared cinemaRead more
A summer jolly: Beyond viral moments Saltburn’s class commentary falls short
At many times Saltburn seems like someone trying to reinvent themselves during a summer holiday; delivering … A summer jolly: Beyond viral moments Saltburn’s class commentary falls shortRead more
Remember you must love: 28 Years Later, and not a moment too soon
After a few years of playing it safe, 28 Years Later is remarkable return of the … Remember you must love: 28 Years Later, and not a moment too soonRead more
‘Drie dagen vis’ is a bittersweet essay on the limitations of love and communication
Drie dagen vis is a wonderful inversion of the Steptoe trope – an ageing father desperate … ‘Drie dagen vis’ is a bittersweet essay on the limitations of love and communicationRead more
Why it’s going to be a South Park Summer
Crack out the orange hoodies, people, it’s going to be a South Park summer. With season … Why it’s going to be a South Park SummerRead more
Adapting a genocide: The Last of Us Season Two is built on an increasingly reactionary allegory
Season one of The Last of Us soared between the majestic and the mediocre. But reviewing … Adapting a genocide: The Last of Us Season Two is built on an increasingly reactionary allegoryRead more
‘The Settlers’ reflects a society where Palestine has been frozen out of the mainstream
Louis Theroux’s The Settlers could be credited with helping to finally shift government policy on Israel’s … ‘The Settlers’ reflects a society where Palestine has been frozen out of the mainstreamRead more
‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ doesn’t have all the answers, but it’s a start
Ocean is a film which has brought in a huge audience, and provided them with imagery … ‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ doesn’t have all the answers, but it’s a startRead more
The Trumpet of a Prophecy: Paul Foot and the art of democratising culture
Whatever facet of art we’re talking about, one thing is certain, if it becomes popular, the … The Trumpet of a Prophecy: Paul Foot and the art of democratising cultureRead more