Review: Fast and Furious 8
In a time when Donald Trump is president, North Korea are testing nuclear weapons and Putin is still being Putin, we need to turn off and how better to ignore what is going on in the world than watching a movie...
Joey Bada$$ – All-Amerikkkan Bada$$: Review
Joey Bada$$ released his highly anticipated second studio album this weekend, All-Amerikkkan Bada$$.
Impressive flows, wordplay and some features from his “Beast Coast” companions are a staple of any Bada$$ pr...
Review: The Promise
The Promise is directed by Terry George (In The Name of the Father) and stars Oscar Isaac as Mikael Pogosian, an Armenian medical student during the ‘Armenian Genocide’ in World War 1. The film also stars Chris...
Review: Horizon: Zero Dawn
Talk about unfortunate timing. Sony’s next big money maker, their next big reason to buy the Playstation, not only releases the same week as the newest Legend of Zelda game, but is very similar to it. When it c...
Jack Whitehall Still At Large
Jack Whitehall is a 6’1” ball of energy with the ability to throw himself around the stage and engage with a sold out arena as if he was one of your mates, or as the rather poncy comedian would say: chums. Whit...
4 Reason Why You Should Watch Trespass Against Us
Trespass Against Us is a British-American film directed by Alastair Siddons, starring national treasures Michael Fassbender and Brendan Gleeson. The film tells the story of an outlaw family and a heist that goe...
Review: 20th Century Women
20th Century Women is directed and written by the talented Mike Mills and tells the story of a close-knit group of characters in 1979 San Bernardino, with a special focus on a 15-year-old pubescent boy and his ...
Review: Patriot’s Day
Almost 4 years after the tragic bombing of the Boston marathon, director Peter Berg offers a recounting of the attack and resulting hunt for Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with Patriot’s Day. It marks Berg’s 2n...
Film Review: Prevenge
Alice Lowe's Prevenge is the latest in a long line of British black wit. A revenge story told comedically through the pregnant Ruth, increasingly under the control of her murderous foetus.
The story of the f...
Review: Toni Erdmann
Toni Erdmann is a German- Austrian film by Maren Ade, starring Sandra Huller and Peter Simionschek as a father and daughter with an estranged relationship. The theme conveyed through this relationship is argua...