Ramshackle Thoughts and Bewildering Anecdotes of a not-quite man

The Show Face Festival is an online festival of new entertainment from emerging creatives that took place from the 28th-31st August 2020.

Indie horror documentary 'Savageland' manages to perfectly utilise the dread-fuelled horror that photo manipulation can muster.

Does 2018's brilliant techno-thriller 'Searching' pave the way for a new form of storytelling?

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*MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD* Alex Garland's 'Devs' is a pondering debate on many existential themes that are perfectly embodiment by two characte-

How do you ensure your plot twist lands properly? Is it possible to learn from the best? How much foreshadowing is 'too much'?

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Nathan Barley isn't just a pioneer thanks to trashbat.co.ck, he's also the subject of many discussions on future prescience thanks to Chann-

Remember 'Monkeybone' from 2001? No? You're not alone. But there's a lot more to the film than meets the eye. Take the combination of stop-

Could 'Write What You Know' be the worst advice ever given to aspiring writers? If so, why are they told it so damn often?

'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' is rife with antagonism and argumentative characters each trying to fight for their own answers-

Continuing the countdown of my favourite films of the decade, here are numbers 24-1.

Are films and TV shows choosing to tell 'nice' stories by shying away from the harsh realities they used to portray?

He's one of the most prolific and acclaimed writers working in Britain today, and people should know the man behind the transformative powe-

50 Facts about the 1999 superhero comedy 'Mystery Men' that will make you go 'Hmmm, what's Mystery Men?'

Come see me perform a horror monologue live at The Pleasance Theatre, London on October 11th!

Whilst it may not be the first film that comes to mind, Gore Verbinski's 'A Cure for Wellness' is actually a slow, deliberately-paced Gothi-

With only three more months of 2019, I bet you think there's not many films left to see. WRONG. There's arguably more to see than before.

A Man who sleeps for a living and an Actress who slips through the world like scenes from a film move against a tyrannical TV executive.

An introspective writer finds unexpected company when visiting a restaurant in solitude...