Entertainment·2nd March 2016Netflix Round-Up: House of Cards Claire Sims In the three years since the premiere of House of Cards, television has changed dramatically. Rather than being forced to... Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2016Review: Room John Maier Lenny Abrahamson’s awards-tipped drama, Room, threatens to be nothing short of a two hour emotional bludgeoning of the audience at... Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2016Netflix Round-Up: Bojack Horseman Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan I should probably preface this by admitting I haven’t seen many Netflix original series, bar the latest season of Arrested... Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2016Netflix Round-Up: Jessica Jones Daniel Mahoney Like many people these days, I’m getting pretty sick of the seemingly unending deluge of superhero movies and TV shows... Read More
Entertainment·19th February 2016Spoilers Within! The Problem with Movie Trailers James Riding A common complaint uttered by moviegoers is that film trailers nowadays spoil far too much of the film they are... Read More
Entertainment·19th February 2016Nostalgia Review: Disney’s Fantasia Daniel Mahoney Fantasia. It’s the movie snob’s Disney film of choice, featuring some of the most imaginative and gorgeous animation the studio’s... Read More
Entertainment·19th February 2016Nostalgia Review: Raven Gabriel Naughton Great journalism isn’t about writing the stories you want to write, it’s about writing the stories that need to be... Read More
Entertainment·13th February 2016One-Punch Man: The first postmodern anime? James Riding If you grew up some time between the mid-1990s and the early 2000s, chances are you remember watching a particular... Read More
Entertainment·13th February 2016Review: War and Peace Claire Sims The BBC certainly cannot be criticised for lacking ambition; producing a fresh interpretation of Tolstoy’s magnum opus is no easy... Read More
Entertainment·9th February 2016Review: Making a Murderer John Maier Good grief, you do not want to stand trial in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, any time soon. For Steven Avery, unfortunately,... Read More
Entertainment·6th February 2016Steven Moffat’s Legacy: The PRO Side Daniel Mahoney Steven Moffat had a tricky job to pull off as showrunner of Doctor Who, taking it off the hands of... Read More
Entertainment·6th February 2016Steven Moffat’s Legacy: The CON Side Gabriel Naughton It could have been worse. When earlier this week Steven Moffat, longtime writer and showrunner since 2010, announced his decision... Read More
Entertainment·2nd February 2016A Field of White: Diversity and the Oscars Daunish Negargar ‘I can’t help but ask the question, is it time people of colour recognise how much power and influence we... Read More
Entertainment·30th January 2016The Futility of Escapism: A Review of Fellini’s La Dolce Vita Valentina Pegolo One may say that what great films have in common is a tendency to go beyond the particular story they... Read More
Entertainment·30th January 2016Review: The Big Short Elliot Thornton In 2008, the financial crisis caused depreciation in investment of over forty per cent[1]– unemployment and bankruptcy followed as viscous... Read More
Entertainment·30th January 2016Review: The Revenant Clio Takas When watching The Revenant, you don’t feel like you’re just watching a film – it’s an experience. This tale of revenge,... Read More
Entertainment·26th January 2016Alan Rickman: A Tribute Ella Harold For a long time, you’d have been forgiven for associating Alan Rickman with the typecast ‘bad guy’. His career certainly... Read More
Entertainment·23rd January 2016Review: Dickensian Robin Geddes Scrooge, Mr Bumble and Miss Havisham together at last – it was the best of times! For entertainment value, Dickensian... Read More
Entertainment·23rd January 2016NetflOx and Chill – We watch it so you don’t have to! James Riding For every great film that makes it to a multiplex or student society near you, roughly 500 woefully conceived, poorly... Read More