When I came out of the Edinburgh Film Festival screening for The Overnight the first thing I thought was how the hell am I going to review that? You see, it’s like […]
The Overnight (2015) Film Review
The McLaren Award:New British Animation 2 at EIFF 2015
The second of two screenings showcasing the most exciting and fresh British animation. From the sublime to the silly, this collection of outstanding UK-produced animation is a tour-de-force of talent. It is […]
James Horner-A legendary film music composer (1953-2015)
He will forever be remembered for composing the soundtracks for the film blockbusters including Titanic, Avatar and Braveheart but James Horner brought a lot more music into our lives than you could […]
Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015) Film Review
The first film I decide to see at this years Edinburgh Film Festival is Diary of a Teenage Girl directed by Marielle Heller. I knew this screening was going to sell out, […]
Dawn (2015) Film Review
When I was asked to review a short film directed by Rose McGowan, star of ‘Charmed’ (aka everyone my age’s childhood), I, of course, jumped at the chance. Rose McGowan is better […]
Jurassic World (2015) Film Review
The original Jurassic Park may have been 65 million years in the making, with this new one taking 15 years it pales in comparison, but the 4th film in this franchise has […]
Colonial Powerhouses
I recently did an article on British actors kicking sss on the small screen, particularly in comic book adaptations and while researching that I realised that Australia and New Zeland have made […]
Ireland Cosplay Con 2015 Review
On Saturday 6th of June the Ireland Cosplay Convention was host to many local fans, fully attired as the anime, gaming or sci-fi characters closest to their hearts for a good old-fashioned […]
Interview with UnREAL cast and crew
At SXSW earlier this year, our Editor David had the opportunity to interview the cast and crew of Lifetime network’s new TV series UnREAL. Lifetime’s highly-anticipated scripted series UnREAL (#UnREALTV), starring Shiri […]
Eat With Me (2014) Film Review
It’s not everyday you get offered the opportunity to review a film with an’ LGBT’ theme at a time when a cornerstone has been made in history… But today seems to be […]
