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What To Watch After You Watch Normal People

Rob Salusbury
April 26, 2020
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It's fair to say that few writers have captured the peaks and troughs of modern love quite like Sally Rooney. The Dublin-based writer is something of a sensation in the literary world, her writing driven by a...
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Pandemic Panic: The Best Horror Films to Distract You Right Now

Rob Salusbury
April 9, 2020
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It doesn’t take a psychologist to realise that now might not be the best time for everyone's mental health. Global pandemics tend not to be the most calming of situations, and the recent state of lockdown...
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Color Out of Space and the New Wave of Weird Cinema

Jack Cameron
April 4, 2020
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It's been 23 years since Richard Stanley has made a movie, but this month he returns with Color Out of Space. First, he had to convince Nicolas Cage to say yes (he did). Then he prayed to ancient alien god...
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Made of Metal, Made of Lace: Dresses as Power in True History of the Kelly Gang

Sophie Butcher
March 9, 2020
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One of the most well-known, true facts about notorious Australian outlaw Ned Kelly is that he was eventually captured by police during a shootout where he was wearing bulletproof armour. Justin Kurzel’s...
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The Top Five Jane Austen Adaptations

Alex Goldstein
February 12, 2020
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Another year, another Jane Austen adaptation. Autumn de Wilde's Emma is the latest in a multi-million dollar legacy for the beloved author who, though she saw some success in her lifetime, suffered a great...
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Has the DCEU Found its Winning Formula?

Katy Moon
February 4, 2020
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It has been a tough decade for DC fans. For some, it has just been one expensive disappointment after another. For others, like me, who have mostly enjoyed the output, it has been years of watching this...
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Youth at War in Jojo Rabbit and 1917

Carmen Paddock
January 24, 2020
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The 2020 Oscars season sees two wartime period pieces in its Best Picture race: Jojo Rabbit and 1917. At first glance, this seems their only similarity – it's not even the same war. Comedy legend Taika...
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1917 is the Best Video Game Movie Ever Made

Phil W. Bayles
January 16, 2020
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Sam Mendes’ 1917 has picked up a slew of nominations this awards season, including nine for the BAFTAs and 10 for the Oscars, and it’s not hard to see why. This is a war movie that manages to feel both...
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The Directors That Defined the 2010s

Carmen Paddock
December 11, 2019
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Much can be said about the cinema of the 2010s, from Oscars drama and the legacy of #MeToo to the dominance of Disney and emergence of streaming platforms in film distribution. The films driving and reacting...
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Family Reunion: How Doctor Sleep Reconciles Both Versions of The Shining

Phil W. Bayles
November 14, 2019
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The following contains spoilers for book and film versions of The Shining and Doctor Sleep. Turning a Stephen King novel into a movie is a tricky thing to pull off, even considering the great run of King...
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The Strong Female Character in 2019

Carmen Paddock
July 26, 2019
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“She’s not alone.” With this line, almost every female superhero that Marvel has in their roster was unleashed against Thanos and his cronies, kicking off the last act of Avengers: Endgame’s closing...
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The Cats Trailer and the Movies’ Favourite Moggies

Alex Goldstein
July 18, 2019
Features, One Off, Opinion
Was the Flerken a tentacle too far? Perhaps it was Pet Sematary’s Church on the red carpet that pushed everything over the edge. Whatever it was, just when we were all feline a bit overwhelmed, along came...
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Unintentional Horror in Midsommar and The Dead Don’t Die

Ben Flanagan
July 16, 2019
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Something odd is happening with horror movies this summer. Chucky just ate itself with the Child’s Play reboot, which wipes out the gore but doubles down on references for the Stranger Things audience....
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Midsommar and the Horrors of Anxiety

Phil W. Bayles
July 12, 2019
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This article contains major spoilers for Midsommar.  Ari Aster doesn’t make horror movies; he makes anxiety movies. His filmography is less concerned with things that go bump in the night than provoking...
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Can Horror Franchises Keep the Scares Fresh?

Katy Moon
July 9, 2019
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Since the early days of horror cinema, franchising has had the tendency to dull the sharper edges of our favourite horror icons. Twenty-five years after they emerged from the shadows, Universal’s stable of...
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