Savages: Adore Life Review
London based punk-rock band Savages have released their second album Adore Life.
Savages achieved chart success back in 2013 with the release of their debut album Silence Yourself, which reached number 19 i...
Room Review
Producer Ed Guiney, of Element Pictures, has had a, well, curious year. First, was the frank weirdness of The Lobster. Then came the awful and embarrassing 11 Minutes. And now, with Room, based on the book by...
The Revenant
The Revenant (15)
Director: Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
Written by: Mark L. Smith & Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
Cast: Leonardo Dicaprio, Tom Hardy, Domhnall Gleeson and Will Poulter.
Running Time: 156 M...
Villagers New Release: Where Have You Been All My Life
Less than a year after the release of their last studio album Darling Arithmetic, Villagers have graced us with a new release: Where Have You Been All My Life.
This new LP is not a standard studio album rele...
The Worst Films of 2015
Looking for film suggestions? Hate yourself and want to be subjected to visual torture? Well then, look no further than Oxygen.ie’s Top Ten Worst Films of 2015, a clump of the year’s biggest and best cinematic ...
No, there is NOT going to be a Friends reunion
The best parts of any year are those that come once a year, every year. The special combination of rarity and regularity gives us something to look forward to, such as birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries, and s...
Lighthouse Cinema pays tribute to David Bowie with Labyrinth Screenings
At Light House Cinema, we are all massive fans of the great David Bowie and were deeply saddened to hear the news of his passing after a battle with cancer.
To celebrate the life of the wonderful artist and ...
Best Films of 2015
Didn’t go to the cinema much in 2015? Wondering what you missed? Don’t want to cruise through the crap to find the ones worth watching? Well, luckily for you, we here at Oxygen.ie have formed a Top Ten List of ...
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review
Star Wars is a phenomenon like no other. It has begot cults and religions, experts who know exactly how many parsecs it is from Kamino to Degobah, and collectors who spend small fortunes amassing figurines st...
In the Heart of the Sea Review
There’s something inherently scary about the ocean. The deep. The unknown. The piss and poo of fish and humans alike. Scary. What if there was a monster in the sea? A great white whale, hell-bent on your very...