Whitney: Can I Be Me DVD Review

Flashback to the mid-nineties, I’m at my mum’s best friend’s house for New Year’s Eve and they’re drunkenly belting out ‘I Will Always Love You’ at the top of t... Read More...

Trixie Mattel – Two Birds Review

If you’re a RuPaul’s Drag Race fan you’ll know Trixie Mattel, the Barbie doll drag queen who - in my opinion - was wasted on the show. Since season 7 ended, Tri... Read More...

Book Review: Skintown by Ciaran McMenamin

Set in Northern Ireland in the 1990’s, Ciaran McMenamin’s Skintown is a tale about survival in uncertain times. There are enough historical nods to the surround... Read More...

The Animals of Farthing Wood – The Complete Series Review

When it was announced that The Animals of Farthing Wood was being released on DVD I was overcome with waves of nostalgia for a cartoon that I had curiously fond... Read More...

2000trees Festival 2016: The Best Year Yet

This year marked the tenth anniversary of 2000trees, as well as my third visit to the festival, and I have to say I think it was the best yet. The line-up fe... Read More...

The Silent Dead – Tetsuya Honda Review

The Silent Dead is a crime fiction book set in Tokyo city that follows main character Reiko Himekawa, a female detective who’s struggling to prove herself within her field...... Read More...

Warcraft: The Beginning Review

Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy Directed by: Duncan Jones Starring: Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper I start this review with ... Read More...

Silent Quarter: Your Chance To Own Tim Lane’s Illustrated Short Story

Tim Lane is a Bristol based artist whose gothic drawing style is highly recognisable and unique. After completing his epic 5 metre long concertina book drawing,... Read More...

The Criterion Collection: Macbeth Review

Polanski’s interpretation of Macbeth begins with a cold and sparse shot of a beach where we are introduced to the three witches, one of whom is burying a noose.... Read More...

Rubble Kings Review

Genre: Documentary Directed by: Shan Nicholson New York from the late 60s until mid-70s was ruled by rival gangs. Disfranchised from the promise of the 'A... Read More...

The Stranger – DVD Review

Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery Directed by: Guillermo Amoedo Starring: Cristobal Tapia Montt, Lorenza Izzo, Luis Gnecco, Ariel Levy The vampire genre, l... Read More...

Banksy’s Dismaland Bemusement Park Review: Not Dismal, Just A Bit Moody

As dark clouds sweep over the clear blue sky, we're ready to enter Dismaland, the Banksy curated 'Bemusement Park' that has appeared on Weston-super-Mare's seaf... Read More...