Belfast: Oscar-Bait or Genuine Masterpiece?
It's a perfect example of capitalism at play when big budgets are spent on indulgent films designed only
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Exclusive Interviews: Lancaster Students Star In BBC Show ‘Squad Dates’
Three Lancaster University students, Ash Kandola, Jude Cornish and Jacob Vahey, have taken part in the new BBC show ‘Squad
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David Lowery's 'A Ghost Story' and the Horror of Existentialism
One would think that a film lacking jump-scares, body violence, and hopeless heroines running from masked murderers, would deplete the
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Stephen Karam's The Humans – A Perfect Portrait of Family Life?
Recently, my coursemate Inés put a message in the group chat asking if we wanted to join her in watching
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79th Golden Globe Awards: The Power of the Dog and West Side Story Win Big Behind Closed Doors
In the end, the year-long preamble to the 2022 Golden Globes served up more discussion than the announcement of its
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Golden Globes Nominees Announced Over Backdrop Of More Diversity Controversy
In recent years, award ceremonies, particularly in the film industry, have been dogged by a neglectful lack of representation for
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Assassin’s Creed and Its Odyssey in the Making
When Ubisoft Entertainment released the long-anticipated Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey as its main title of 2018, nobody could have predicted
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Fast Food Cinema: Chloe Zhao’s Eternally Forgettable MCU Entry
Yet another product from the Disney machine: turgid, soulless corporate drivel, devoid of any form of artistic integrity. How foolish
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The Exorcist III is the Greatest Film of All Time and I’m Tired of Pretending It's Not
Towards the beginning of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist III, Bill Kinderman (George C. Scott), an old police lieutenant
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'Ride the Eagle': A Humorous Meditation on Forgiveness
Ride the Eagle is a simple idea well executed. Comedies are often side-lined by the now dominant world of drama,
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'No Time To Die' Must Rediscover Bond for the Franchise to Compete
Bond (…James Bond) is back. After a production period more turbulent than 007’s relationship history, No Time To Die,
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'Kate': Netflix's Stylish New Revenge Flick Lacks Necessary Substance
Netflix’s newest revenge flick, 'Kate', sets a poisoned assassin and her latest victim’s daughter against Tokyo’
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'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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'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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