The Last Leg: A Vital and Important Show by Hassaan Mohammad
It’s hard to imagine a privatised Channel 4 doing a show like The Last Leg in the same way.
The Last Leg: A Vital and Important Show by Hassaan Mohammad
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Mad God Reviewed by Harry Membrey
Mad God Reviewed by Harry Membrey
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Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
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The Dropout starring Amanda Seyfried
The Dropout starring Amanda Seyfried
This review will have more spoiler content than I’d normally allow, because the show is a dramatization of very recent events which made many headlines…
The Eternals: A Good Superhero Movie but a Bad Marvel Movie
The Eternals: A Good Superhero Movie but a Bad Marvel Movie
The Eternals received the usual Marvel movie hype in the build up to release, before bumping into something Disney and co hadn’t met much of before when it came to its superheroes: dissatisfaction. The Eternals started to get panned by people who had braved the...
Dopesick: The Most Important Drama You Can Watch Right Now
Dopesick: The Most Important Drama You Can Watch Right Now
When people think of the creation and supply of illegal drugs, the sort where people get addicted and ultimately killed, they often imagine cartels. Why wouldn’t you, when El Chapo and Pablo Escobar have all manner of TV and movies showing the trade in lethally...
Neverworld kicks off Day 2 with a couple of rising stars
Neverworld kicks off Day 2 with a couple of rising stars
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The Eyes of My Mother review – The arrival of a new cult horror
The Eyes of My Mother review – The arrival of a new cult horror
**** Director: Nicholas Pesce It is all too easy to feel inured at the moving image in the modern age. Bombarded as we are with sensory overload, the relentless feed of information has chipped away at us. Broadly desensitised, it takes ever more to grab us by the...
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Why Mock the Week Will Be Hugely Missed by Hassaan Mohammad August 16, 2022 On 2nd August 2022, the BBC announced that after 17…
Sigrid Live at Glastonbury 2022 June 24, 2022 If anyone’s having more fun than Sigrid they’ve been in…
Girl In Red Live at Glastonbury 2022 June 24, 2022 The crowd want to give her back that fire.
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The Last Leg: A Vital and Important Show by Hassaan Mohammad
The Last Leg: A Vital and Important Show by Hassaan Mohammad
It’s hard to imagine a privatised Channel 4 doing a show like The Last Leg in the same way.
Jurassic World Dominion: Review by Harry Membrey
Jurassic World Dominion: Review by Harry Membrey
It serves as a timely reminder that there was only ever one good Jurassic Park movie...
Why The Chase Works (And When It Doesn’t) by Hassaan Mohammad
Why The Chase Works (And When It Doesn’t) by Hassaan Mohammad
But what are the ingredients that make The Chase the success that it is?
Mad God Reviewed by Harry Membrey
Mad God Reviewed by Harry Membrey
If you were to try and picture what hell might actually look like, Phil Tippett’s ‘Mad God’ wouldn’t be too far off...
Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
Bully and cook Gordon Ramsay has a new television vehicle: Future Food Stars. A bunch of promising young food entrepreneurs compete each week in challenges until only one is left, whereupon they will receive a genuine investment of £150,000 of Gordon’s money to turn their business into a big thing…
The Dropout starring Amanda Seyfried
The Dropout starring Amanda Seyfried
This review will have more spoiler content than I’d normally allow, because the show is a dramatization of very recent events which made many headlines…
The Eternals: A Good Superhero Movie but a Bad Marvel Movie
The Eternals: A Good Superhero Movie but a Bad Marvel Movie
The Eternals received the usual Marvel movie hype in the build up to release, before bumping into something Disney and co hadn’t met much of before when it came to its superheroes: dissatisfaction. The Eternals started to get panned by people who had braved the...
Dopesick: The Most Important Drama You Can Watch Right Now
Dopesick: The Most Important Drama You Can Watch Right Now
When people think of the creation and supply of illegal drugs, the sort where people get addicted and ultimately killed, they often imagine cartels. Why wouldn’t you, when El Chapo and Pablo Escobar have all manner of TV and movies showing the trade in lethally...
Neverworld kicks off Day 2 with a couple of rising stars
Neverworld kicks off Day 2 with a couple of rising stars
Neverworld Day 2 As festival-goers headed to Neverworld’s playground for adventure time, part two, young and experienced were beckoned to The Fortress for an up and coming Indie sensation, Sarpa Salpa . The Northampton four-piece...
The Eyes of My Mother review – The arrival of a new cult horror
The Eyes of My Mother review – The arrival of a new cult horror
**** Director: Nicholas Pesce It is all too easy to feel inured at the moving image in the modern age. Bombarded as we are with sensory overload, the relentless feed of information has chipped away at us. Broadly desensitised, it takes ever more to grab us by the...
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Nasubi: The Dystopian Media Horror That’s Already Happened August 15, 2022 And it happened. And people loved it.The Big Bang Theory: How I Feel About the Portrayal of Sheldon as a (Coded) Autistic Character by Hassaan Mohammad July 8, 2022 Sheldon is considered a rather stereotypical and arguably problematic representation…Why Mock the Week Will Be Hugely Missed by Hassaan Mohammad August 16, 2022 On 2nd August 2022, the BBC announced that after 17…Sigrid Live at Glastonbury 2022 June 24, 2022 If anyone’s having more fun than Sigrid they’ve been in…Girl In Red Live at Glastonbury 2022 June 24, 2022 The crowd want to give her back that fire.Taskmaster: A Shining Example of Fun, Unadulterated Comedy by Hassaan Mohammad June 29, 2022 When it comes to comedy, the line is thinner than…
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