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by Khushvita Singh and Maeve Topliff Album Review by Khushvita Singh Taylor Swift's ability to arouse enormous enthusiasm for the...

by Ryan Raitt Shortly into Hagai Levi’s remake of Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage (1973), a leading question gets presented to...

by Rory Buccheri The snippets of reviews I have glanced at so far suggest that Spencer (2021) has been received by the public as a...

by Ask Vestergaard photo courtesy of IMDb In Rebecca Hall’s sumptuous adaptation of Nella Larsen’s eponymous 1929 novel, a Black woman...

By Emma Chen The article contains spoilers ‘Third time’s a charm,’ they say. Indeed, Dune (2021) is the cinematic proof of the truth...

by Elena Brand Known as ‘that guy from Nirvana’ and as the founder and front man of the Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl proves that his skills...

by Rory Buccheri Oh, Captain! My Captain! In the crowded classroom of Professor Keating, there was space for every kind of spark: from...

by Megan Donoher After finishing Squid Game in one weekend, I was pessimistic to believe that anything could come close. Any description...

*deep inhale*

by Ryan Raitt #KeepSohosSecrets; a request from Edgar Wright himself, the creative mind behind such classics as Shaun of the Dead (2004)...

Words on the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Ryan Raitt Everyone knows the iconic theme written by Monty Norman. It has cemented...

Well, Well, Look Who’s Inside Again by Miles Stebens You’ve heard your friends make jokes about Inside, you’ve heard the TikTok sounds,...

by Elena Brand (Personal favourites marked with an asterisk*) Biffy Clyro is back! The Scottish trio released their ninth studio album...

by Rory Buccheri I embark on this journey taking me to the heart of another of Wes Anderson’s epic stories. I have tried to stay away...

by Ask Vestergaard This article contains spoilers. On the 6th of June 2021, the official promotional account for the recent Disney+ Loki...

by Amy Smith Having studied and fallen in love with Shakespeare’s Macbeth at school years ago, I was intrigued to see what director Joel...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Based on the Danish psychological thriller Den Skyldige (2018) by Gustav Möller, Antoine Fuqua's remake The...

by Ruairidh Macdonald courtesy of the author On Sunday night, the up-and-coming Scottish indie rock band Vistas played a gig in our very...

Or: 3 classics and 3 indie movies to enjoy during spooky season by Rory Buccheri and Ask Vestergaard courtesy of NeONBRAND Corpse Bride...

by Ask Vestergaard There is something wrong with this music. It is haunted. Undead. courtesy of Spotify In 2018, Elizabeth Bernholz –...

by Hannah Gray You might be tempted to write off Squid Game as just another rehash of the tired fight-to-the-death storyline. And who...

by Miles Stebens Are you feeling spooky yet in this pre-Halloween time? No? Well, look no further! Bridgewater’s first season is now...

by Dora Grabar It’s October, and you know what that means: time to cosy up with something spooky to watch. Netflix’s new limited series,...

By A.M. Kalus It’s finally here! More than seventy years after publication of the Hugo-Award winning Foundation trilogy, penned by the...

by Anttoni James Numminen Like many others, rewatching The Sopranos became a key activity for me and my flatmate, who had never seen it...

by Amy Smith There may be No Time to Die with the latest film in the James Bond series, but there is plenty of time to say goodbye as...

by Ask Vestergaard The Green Knight is so many things. It is a loose adaptation of the 14th century epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green...

by Elena Brand I get it, it’s been overdone: The Office, Gilmore Girls, and Scrubs are only a few examples of high-grossing TV shows that...

by Isabelle Hampton-Zabotti ‘History has failed us, but no matter,’ begins the expansive historical epic that is Pachinko. In just under...

by Rory Buccheri Some might think there isn’t much going on behind an English department. And, if there is, it isn’t worth paying...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou I won’t cry, I won’t cry, no, I won’t shed a tear Just as long as you stand, stand by me. Every time I...

by Zoe Kokka On Sunday night, The Handmaid’s Tale had the most Emmy award losses ever in a single year, with 21 nominations lost. In...

by Ava Bratejka Lindberg The heartbreakingly beautiful film Limbo sets a new standard for discussing political issues through the medium...

The Revolution Will Be Televised by Rory Buccheri It’s the start of a new academic year and what better way to inaugurate it than by...

by Jordan Stead Moving on from her 2004 debut album The Milk-Eyed Mender, American songwriter and harpist Joanna Newsom embarks on a...

by Vicky Groff-Pierce Many moons have passed since Southampton-born band Creeper dropped their iconic debut album, Eternity, In Your Arms...

by Toma Klusaite Chinese director Chloé Zhao’s third feature film, Nomadland, this year’s winner of the Oscar for Best Picture, is a...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Seventeen years after completing one of the most successful American TV series, the well-known cast of...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Summer may have officially ended, but our summer mood remains. Some of you may be eagerly awaiting the return...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Based on Charles Webb's same-titled novel, Mike Nichols's film The Graduate aired in cinemas in 1967,...

by A.M. Kalus “I’m old enough to know the only way out is through.” When it comes to the Young Adult genre, I get sceptical. The stories...

by Ava Bratejka Lindberg photo courtesy of genius.com If you think the name girl in red sounds familiar, it might be due to the...

by Julie Toft Carlsen An open and honest look at the years leading up to Billie Eilish’s multi-Grammy-winning debut album, WHEN WE ALL...

by Leah Singer Bell-bottoms, Aerosmith, and Matthew McConaughey – what more could a coming-of-age film need? Richard Linklater’s 1993...

by Sian Wallace It wasn’t until I was walking home that I realised what a large part of my life I had been missing by not being able to...

by Toma Klusaite Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut Lady Bird is a touching and intriguing coming-of-age story which surpasses many films...

by Leah Singer picture courtesy of stereoboard.com Formerly known as Marina and The Diamonds, Welsh singer-songwriter MARINA released...

Inside Aberdeen Art Gallery's newest exhibition by Rory Buccheri picture courtesy of the author. BAS9 has taken over Aberdeen Art Gallery...

by Alessandra Puglisi “To having adventures. And making mistakes. To sleeping with the wrong people. And the right people. And to...

Helen McCrory will be remembered for many roles she brought to life a unique way, and I like to think of her role in Penny Dreadful as one o