Film Archive
8th November 2016
Black Mirror S3E04 — San Junipero: Review
Georgia Welch explores episode four of Charlie Brooker’s latest series of Black Mirror: San Junipero
8th November 2016
Review: What We Do in the Shadows
The quirkiest film to come out of New Zealand soars to cult status as Waititi and Clement triumph once again
8th November 2016
Review: The Walking Dead SE07E1
The season premiere sent shockwaves through The Walking Dead universe in what is by far the most astonishing episode of the series to date
8th November 2016
Review: Doctor Strange
Marvel-obsessive or merely a general amateur film buff, Doctor Strange’s lively plot will certainly get your heart racing
7th November 2016
Review: American Honey
Andrea Arnold’s latest offering about a young girl who leaves home to travel with a free-spirited group of magazine sellers is a tense, yet perfect road movie
7th November 2016
Dr Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Stanley Kubrick’s classic reduces the horror of the Cold War into a dark but timeless comedy
26th October 2016
Review: The Greasy Strangler
The Greasy Strangler relies too heavily on contrived plot and crude imagery to succeed as a comedy
26th October 2016
Review: Kate Plays Christine
Kate Plays Christine explores the ethics of our fascination with tragedy and death
25th October 2016
Top 5: Halloween films for wimps
Not a fan of scary films? Here’s how to get in the Halloween spirit
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24th October 2016
TV Catch Up: The Night Of
The Night Of is a compelling study of the judicial system in post 9/11 New York
24th October 2016
Preview: This Week at HOME
Our top three picks for films showing at HOME in the upcoming week
24th October 2016
Life after Fabric: What’s next for the future of British clubbing?
When it comes to clubbing and drug culture in post-Fabric Britain, many questions have been left without reply. Miranda Bunnis searches for answers
18th October 2016
López Holds Nothing Back in his New Film, Sin Filtro
Nicholas Lopez’s Sin Filtro is a wacky rollercoaster of a film with a prominent message
18th October 2016
Review: Under The Shadow
Under The Shadow breaks away from the over-used tropes of horror to create a refreshing but terrifying cinematic experience
17th October 2016
“Even though they’re not letting me in, I’m going to make a film anyway”
My Scientology Movie brings with it spontaneity, investigation, and wit, alongside the detail of the bizarre underworld of Scientology
17th October 2016
Stand by Me
I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?
14th October 2016
Review: Swiss Army Man
To find yourself in life you need to lose yourself and… fart
11th October 2016
Top 5: Films about film
They get the Oscar nod and are popular amongst critics, but these are the five you need to watch
11th October 2016
Revisiting: Beware of a Holy Whore
Mritunjay Sharma reinterprets Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s classic