Category: Review

Sheltered is the second Image book from Ed Brisson, following his collaboration with Michael Walsh (art) and Jordie Bellaire (colours) on the excellent series Comeback, a series that

Whether his work is to the liking of the masses or not, there can be no denying that Ben Wheatley is one of the most interesting filmmakers in

The theme of the outsider is a common one in literature, and one Matt Haig has explored in 2011 in The Radleys, a suburban family hiding a shadowy

Previewed at the Filmhouse, home of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, The Conjuring was introduced via a video segment from director James Wan who described the venue as

The statement “I had been driving towards a house that had not existed for decades” applies equally well to the new novel from acclaimed writer Neil Gaiman and

The thing about zombie stories and movies is they’re not about the zombies, they’re about people, what they do in certain situations and what we would do as

In 1942, halfway through the Second World War, the USA gathered together the brightest minds they could find to take part in the Manhattan Project. Its purpose was

The second feature from writer/director Zal Batmanglij, as premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, is once again a collaboration with actor/writer/producer Brit Marling, but while Sound of

Beneath the brilliant halo of the new seasons of Doctor Who, even in this, the fiftieth anniversary of the first broadcast of the show, it is easy to

How to reinvent an icon, known for seventy five years, recognised the world over, unmistakable, and crucially one who has been omnipresent in popular culture for all that