The Meg – Review
by Chris Rogers It’s Stath versus shark in this loose and lively adaptation of Steve Alten’s Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror, which leans into its schlocky generic trappings for […]
Disobedience – Review
by Frankie Harlow I have written in the past about being queer and loving queer theatre and cinema. I have watched and own all the Eating Out series, which is […]
Creed II – Review
by Catherine Courtney Let’s get straight to the point: I have never seen a Rocky film. It’s not that I haven’t wanted to, but unless someone is going to make […]
London Korean Film Festival 2018: The Poet and the Boy – Review
by Frankie Harlow I will start this by saying that I am queer. It is not my defining feature and I am not the person to befriend if you are […]
Halloween – Review
by Stuart O’Connor Imagine, if you will, that at the end of the original Halloween, Michael Myers was captured and incarcerated for the rest of his unnatural life. And imagine […]
Tully – Review
by Charlotte Harrison J.M Barrie wrote that ‘All children, except one, grow up.’ The one exception he was describing was obviously Peter Pan, a child who chose to remain mischievous […]
