Social Secretary Olivia Gomez and Print Screen Editor Sam Thomson tackle whether Alan Moore’s seminal graphic novel is truly ‘unadaptable’
Retrospective: Teenage Timeline
Four contributors make their case for the best coming-of-age films over the last four decades.
Soundtrack to Our Lives
Exeposé Music writers share their stories of significant songs in their lives.
PRINT Review: Shotgun Theater’s Spring Awakening
Shotgun Theatre’s performance of Spring Awakening is nothing short of overflowing with talent, and I feel genuinely privileged to have seen it. Set in 1890s Germany, Spring Awakening is a rock musical which tells the story of a group of schoolchildren as they encounter life’s hurdles on their journey into adulthood, from wet dreams to […]
Hollywood Monopolies
After a brush with scandal over some unearthed homophobic tweets, Kevin Hart’s life insurance was looking like it would mature sooner rather than later. Thankfully, it looks like he might have picked up a ‘get out of jail free’ card in the form of his favourite pastime: A crappy movie with a stupid premise. A […]
12 Days of Christmas Movies
As Christmas gets closer, the more our screens are saturated with the usual Christmas classics and ‘not-so’ classics. Fortunately, Sam Thomson is on hand to guide us through their blizzard of festive cliches and right into the heart of the typical Christmas movie… 12 non-stop snow days – We’ve all felt that feeling of disappointment […]
Detecting a hit – How to get a video game movie right
The road to video game movie hell is paved with good intentions. From their birth back in 1993 with the gritty neo-realist disaster Super Mario Bros, video game movies have had a tough time winning favour with the public and critics alike. While they do seem to be trying their best, countless flops have led […]
Bad Times at the El Royale – Review
You walk into a spacious lobby filled with extravagant decorations, stuffed animals staring blankly out from behind glass. Rows of keys on hooks behind the check-in desk are unreachable as the clerk is mysteriously absent. The place is immaculately clean yet appears completely deserted. You have found yourself in the ‘El Royale’, the setting for […]
Review – Venom
Now, more than ever, we are spoiled for choice when it comes to superhero movies. The enormous box-office successes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has studio executives spilling their coffee left and right as they scramble to find the next character to throw onto the big screen. Up to bat next is antisocial anti-hero Venom. […]