Canadian sword wielding pop phenomenon had Glasgow rocking as the ‘So Nice’ Tour makes its stop at a sold-out o2 Academy, Jack Carson has more… Carly Rae Jepsen brought her iconic and irresistible pop to Glasgow’s O2 Academy. It has been three years since Carly Rae Jepsen toured the U.K, nevertheless she was welcomed back by a raucous crowd in Glasgow last night. The diminutive … Continue reading Carly Rae Jepsen: “The Loneliest Time”
Angus McGregor breaks down this Januarys horror cinema blockbuster Joining the likes of Chucky and Annabelle into the horror world of killer dolls comes M3GAN, the latest four-foot terror making waves in the genre. Following a teaser trailer that instantly went viral, hype began to build for Blumhouse’slatest creation, with many looking forward to seeing a highly silly horror film. Surprisingly though, there’s actually a … Continue reading M3GAN: “The Latest Four-foot Terror”
Brandon Bethune dissects the movie that has the world thinking about the treatment of women, and analyses the impact it has on its viewers… When first watching the trailer for Maria Schrader’s ‘She Said’, I was met with a weird sense of intrigue and frustration. A film retelling the New York Times article by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey and the dawn of the MeToo … Continue reading She Said: “A Weird Sense of Intrigue and Frustration”
New girl band alert? With more about this new and exciting group is Jessica Bowden Flo are the latest girl group to make major moves in the UK R&B scene, going viral on .ktok with their song ‘cardboard box’ giving post-breakup empowerment vibes to all the girlies. Jorja Douglas, Renée Downer and Stella Quaresma formed Flo back in 2019, describing themselves as: 3 young women … Continue reading FLO: “This Generation’s Destiny’s Child”
Earlier this month, “Fall” debuted on cinema screens. Directed by Scott Mann, the movie is an anxiety-inducing thriller which explores the journey of two adrenaline junkies who find themselves stuck on top of a 2000 feet radio tower with no way back down. Despite a seemingly straight to the point concept as the title may suggest, the movie in which two girls sit on top … Continue reading Fall: “an overshadowing sense of disturbance and fear”
Like you, I’ve been hearing Kate Bush’s original rendition of ‘Running Up That Hill’ on repeat for the last few weeks. Essentially, since Stranger Things Season 4 came out. The Netflix phenomenon that began in 2016 has swept entertainment by storm since its initial release, and has skyrocketed the aforementioned Kate Bush track to heights of which it hadn’t ever seen, even during its initial 1980’s … Continue reading The Beauty of Stranger Things 4/4: “Kate Bush in the Charts?”
A movie no one knew they needed, where the National Treasure star thrives as he play the role of Nicolas Cage. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent hit theatres on the 22nd of April 2022, where both ‘Rage Cage’ fans and fairly confused cinema goers were united. Many viewers would be drawn in by what seems like a fairly random cast. However, all actors played … Continue reading The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: “A Unique Turn of Events”
Adapted from the best-selling novel series by Alice Oseman, ‘Heartstopper’ is a smash hit Netflix show which hit global screens last Friday. Known for his darker work in ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘Black Mirror’, director Euros Lyn has taken a noticeable, yet effective, creative turn to produce an unbelievably heart-warming teen drama. Within 8 short episodes, Lyn captures multiple LGBT+ themes that are often ignored in … Continue reading Heartstopper: “An Unbelievably Heart-warming Teen Drama”
With the critically acclaimed ‘The VVitch’ and ‘The Lighthouse’, director Robert Eggers has made a name for himself and has certainly become one of the most exciting talents within Hollywood. Excelling in period pieces so far, Eggers is back with his most ambitious film yet in ‘The Northman’, a Hamlet-inspired Viking epic that steps away from the more intimate settings within his first features. Going … Continue reading The Northman: “Going Bigger Than Ever”
Seasoned horror movie director Ti West’s X was a perfect showcase of new age slasher and horror as it explores themes of sexual expression when a group of young filmmakers set out to shoot a porn film in the Texas bible-belt during the late 1970’s. X follows the young exotic dancer Maxine (Mia Goth) as she and her older boyfriend Wayne (Martin Henderson), along with … Continue reading X: “A Quality On Screen That Was Mesmerising”
