Category: Review

It was when reviewing her 1987 single Weak in the Presence of Beauty that Smash Hits said of Alison Moyet that there was nothing so frustrating as a

Preparation is everything. From his childhood, Reed Richards knew what he wanted to do with his life: “I want to be the first person in human history to

If there is a mission which would be regarded as impossible, it is to create a film franchise in which each instalment maintains, if not supercedes, the quality

The eleventh book from China Miéville, his second collection of short fiction, opens with the promised Three Moments of an Explosion, the prelude, the moment, the aftermath, a

Set in June 1978 at the Fetch Brothers Golf Spa Hotel, what should be a place of relaxation and recovery and gentle activity is marred by the strange

As seen through the picture window of the palatial penthouse palace of Damian Hayes, all the vibrant life of New York City stagnates, beyond his reach. A billionaire

Even for those spectators who observe recent Marvel releases, expanding beyond the primary colour palette of the features which established them as a cinematic force to encompass the

Newer does not necessarily mean better. While Pixar and Dreamworks may use the latest rendering techniques in their digital epics, there are those who prefer the warmth and

Following the success of The Falling Sky, serial writer-in-residence Pippa Goldschmidt sought “an antidote to writing a novel.” To that end, as she explained at the launch party

Thirty-one years ago the cinema going public were treated to a terrifying apocalyptic vision of the future born from the fevered nightmare of director James Cameron. The “metal