The Flawed Utopia of Megalopolis: Why Bigger isn’t
“People don’t need dreams. People need help now.” Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis is a $120 million passion project that left
Why Has Contemporary Literature Undertaken a Neoclassical Revolution?
Bethany Dunn explores the new phenomena taking over contemporary literature - the rise of ancient Greek and Roman narratives.
The Fall of the Never-Ending TV Show
Anna Lawrence-Wasserberg explores the fall of the multi-series television show in recent years.
The Rebirth of Shakespeare on Stage Through Your
Francesca Aurangzeb discusses the rebirth of Shakespeare following the popular revival of Romeo and Juliet on Broadway and the West
Double Take reviews: ‘Nobody Wants This’
Alice and Felicity review Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This' and reflect on the questions the show poses.
Failing Threequel’s: Will Paddington in Peru suffer the
On the 8th of November, our well-known friend in his big blue coat and red hat will return to our
The Outrun Starring Saoirse Ronan: An Opportunity for
Niamh Allan reviews The Outrun starring Saoirse Ronan, and questions whether this film finally allows her to break away from
Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: Art or Explotation?
Rebecca Mcgeehan reviews Ryan Murphy's controversial series 'Monsters' about the Menendez brothers case.
Does Linear Broadcasting Still Have a Seat at
Charlie Payne discusses the pros of using linear broadcasting in today's world.
Children’s Horror Films Were Scary! A Look Back
Halloween season is upon us, and with it comes arguably one of the best film genres: horror. Today, I’m being