arts and culture

Charlie Lake 5 April 2023 0

Ti West's X (2022) was a horror movie set in the 1970s about sneaky pornographers in a remote Texan farmhouse...

Charlie Lake 15 March 2023 0

Roald Dahl was my first introduction to literature. His easy-to-read novels ignited a love for words that has carried through...

Erin Clark 12 March 2023 0

A24’s newest offering Marcel the Shell with Shoes on (2023) is both heartfelt and humorous; meaningful and nonsensical. Based on...

Mia Fulford 20 February 2023 1

I have grown up in Devon and on Dartmoor. I live less than a mile away from a neolithic stone...

Erin Clark 14 February 2023 0

TW: Sexual Assault It is no mystery why Ke Huy Quan and Brendan Fraser have both received Academy Award nominations...

Malou Baumann 14 February 2023 0

The recent Tate Modern nuisance case applies to an extension of the museum, the Blavatnik Building, which offers a 360-degree...

Mia Fulford 4 February 2023 0

Mark Jenkin’s latest, Enys Men, Cornish for 'Stone Island', is notable not just because of its unflinching folk-horror tones or...

Richard O'Brien 16 January 2023 0

“Come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination” is the invitation Willy Wonka offers Charlie Bucket...

Mia Stapleton 16 January 2023 0

The words ‘cannibalism’ and ‘romance’ are two words we are definitely not used to hearing together. Yet teen cannibals, Maren...

Isabel Nelson 16 January 2023 0

Sebastián Lelio’s eerie new film The Wonder, based on Emma Donoghue’s 2016 novel of the same name, is a captivating...