Mila Filipova reviews My Favourite War as a part of the Manchester Animation Festival, held at HOME

Revisiting our favourite golden oldies, this time a spine chilling sci-fi horror which has gained a cult following since it’s original release

As a film that attempts to capture the array of stories being covered by the numerous journalists of the French Dispatch paper, it feels only fitting that we at the Mancunion follow suit as four of our journalists tackle the story that is Wes Anderson’s new film.

Halloween Kills delivers thrills and gore but falls short on anything resembling an interesting plot

The Beta Test is a bloated and crude social commentary

Drawing on Colombian folklore, Tarumama is a surreal and at times poignant horror drama about a feuding family

Night Drive is a tonally inconsistent, funny but largely empty dark comedy

Horrifically bloody and gloriously violent, The Sadness revels in its apocalyptic setting and strangely relevant premise

A former priest gets caught in a nightmarish battle with a cosmic being after the tragic death of his daughter

Midnight narrates a tense chase through the cramped streets of Seoul

Review of French director Vanya Peirani Vignes’ tense and provocative debut feature Blast.

Combining social commentary and gory horror, The Night Belongs to the Monsters is a chilling horror that is entertaining and perfect for casual viewing.

Predictable jump scares and poorly written characters make Foregiveness a troubling and dull watch

Visit Blues Kitchen for soul food, exquisite cocktails and an atmospheric club night.

Mirabelle Lee and August Maturo star in Slapface and talk to us about their experiences on set

A modern day Edgar Allan Poe novella, The Guest Room is a mysterious and aesthetically gothic thriller

The 3rd Day is a gruesomely fun watch which relishes its pulpy themes and unapologetic core

Aileen Loftus reviews Cherie Jones’ debut novel How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House this Black History Month

This is an exciting era for the documentary format. Don’t take the Academy’s word for it.

History was made on Sunday 2nd May as 5,000 concertgoers gathered under the Big Top at Liverpool’s glorious Sefton Park. They were there to experience the UK’s first concert with no face masks and no social distancing in thirteen months. It is the third of three Pilot events held in Liverpool between April 30th and […]