Movies
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Brittany Allen’s unlikely road to the Emmys
“Awards!” says Moira Rose in the comedy series Schitt’s Creek when asked about her favourite season. Hard relate! The 26/27 season…
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Brittney Allen’s unlikely road to the Emmys
One of the stand-out guest stars of The Pitt series two submitted herself for the Emmys and is close to…
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Reckon with the Flesh: The Fly at 40
Body horror, at its best, reacquaints us with the flesh, asking us to accept the strange and often disturbing experiences…
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The End of Oak Street review – toothless…
There is an Oak Street, like an Elm Street, in every suburban American neighbourhood. It is a generic, commonplace street name,…
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Sunny Dancer review – sunk by puerile humour
Puerile teen humour and maudlin sentiment clash awkwardly in this underpowered second feature from British writer/director George Jaques, which captures…
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Lady review – a gloriously deranged mockumentary
It’s been ten years since Sian Clifford first graced our screens as Claire in Fleabag, and Lady reminds us exactly…
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Tony review – a breezy biopic with little bite
Living in a cruel dystopia where the most commercially successful film biopic of all time is a wan apologia for Michael Jackson’s…
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One Night Only review – smash your parts…
“The sexual act, successfully performed, was rebellion,” wrote George Orwell, envisioning the dystopian kibosh put on human spirit by the…
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Bouchra review – idiosyncratic furry cinema
Within the growing tradition of films about making films, Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani have carved out a distinctive emotional landscape…
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Venus as a Boy: Pink Narcissus at 55
“Unfortunately, I’m addicted to dreaming,” James Bidgood said in a 2010 interview with Butt Magazine when describing his relationship with fantasy.…
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