'Sacrilege': The Debut Folk Slasher Rooted in Horror History
After hearing how highly his actors revere him, I confess I was intimidated at the prospect of interviewing David Creed.
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The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Review – A Mixed Detour from Franchise Tradition
'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It', otherwise known as 'The Conjuring 3', was released
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"We Recreate Ourselves in the Memories": Watercolour Travel Notebooks
We all like travelling, visiting new places, learning about other cultures, and having new experiences. However, I might say that
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Raducanu Runs Riot at Record Breaking US Open
The summer months of 2021 should have been relatively quiet in terms of major sporting events. Euro 2020 and Tokyo
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“Senate Bill Hate:” The New Texas Anti-Abortion Law Plucked from the Past
* Trigger Warning: discussion of abortion and mention of incest and rape It’s been nearly 50 years since the landmark
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"After Just A Couple Of Weeks of Running, My Mood Improved Dramatically”: The Joy Of Movement
Running has been the singular most important tool for improving my mental and physical health. As a chronic overthinker with
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Forgotten Science Fiction: Review of 'The War of The Worlds'
H. G. Wells, a romantic sci-fi writer, is perhaps most known for his alien narrative, 'The War of the
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'When The Screaming Starts': A Gory and Glorious Revival of the British Horror-Comedy
Serial killers are everywhere these days, from bookshelves to biopics and, most frequently, documentaries. But is this cultural fascination healthy,
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The Official Interview with Lancaster University’s Unofficial Dog Society
So, we’re all preparing to return to university but its hard not to reflect upon the opportunities and experiences
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How Has The Taliban Takeover Affected The Innocent And Who Are The “Innocent” Parties Actually Responsible?
This article was collaboratively written by Jenna Rowley and Mackenzie Lawton. On 15th August 2021, the Taliban finished their conquest
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Rated E for Exclusionary: The Big Problem with the Gaming Industry
Since its origin, gaming has come a long way towards being a universal pastime. The sheer variety of games currently
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'The Comeback Kid': Great Britain on the Podium in Olympic Success
For a nation that prides itself on the invention and supposed dominance of so many sports, until recently, Britain has
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Gavin Williamson Comments: Adding Insult to Injury
On the 10th of August Gavin Williamson, the Education Secretary, stated in an interview with Sky News that he expects
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What I Loved The Most About First Year
The first year at university is something that no one will ever forget – it will always hold a special place
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How To Improve Your Positive Thinking
In this modern age, awareness of mental health has been brought under a bright spotlight. Whilst people might be aware
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