Ellie Boyd reviews Wakanda Forever and whether it lived up to its legacy.
Category Archive: Film
The month of October has made its yearly return and, unluckily for some, so have I. This year I’ve come equipped with another set of spooky movies for you to carve into this All Hallows Eve.
Olivia Wilde’s highly anticipated psychological thriller/horror was finally released last Friday, but after all the controversy and drama surrounding it, it’s clear the real horror prevails off the screen.
Amelia Hughes unpacks the misogynistic backlash behind Middle Earth’s woke revamp.
Rachel Cronin reviews Glasgow Film Festival’s Gala film, Happening.
Rachel Cronin reviews quirky French comedy Anais In Love at Glasgow Film Festival
By Santiago Guerrero Measure for Measure is an Australian 2019 film directed by fellow Scotsman Paul Ireland […]
By Alex Donaldson Part of the Glasgow Film festival’s Pioneer strand, Director Ladj Ly’s full-length directorial debut Les […]
A controversial Czech movie with international cast that infamously made half of the audience in Venice leave the theatre, finally arrived to Glasgow. Is it really as gruesome as some previous reviews suggested?
Simon Pegg, a notable comedian, takes an atypical dramatic role in this disturbing indictment of the American healthcare system. Katharine O’Brien also makes a striking debut in this Audience Award nominated feature.