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Love You, But I Also Kind of Hate You: The Realism of Mother-Daughter Love in Lady Bird

by Jasmine Payne Mar 26, 2025 3 mins read

Jasmine Payne explores Lady Bird and its beautifully messy mother-daughter relationship.

by Jasmine Payne Mar 26, 2025

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Review: Secret Invasion

by James Allen Oct 3, 2023

by James Allen Oct 3, 2023 5 mins read

James Allen discusses some of the major failings of Marvel’s most recent Disney+ show, Secret Invasion.
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Doctor Who returns!

by Lisette Reed Oct 2, 2023

by Lisette Reed Oct 2, 2023 5 mins read

After the release of the official trailer, Lisette Reed, Print Comment Editor, discusses the highly anticipated Doctor Who anniversary specials, as well as the upcoming new series.
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Back to School With: Legally Blonde

by Amy Rushton Sep 24, 2023

by Amy Rushton Sep 24, 2023 2 mins read

What else could ease you back into life at university like the Reese Witherspoon classic? Amy Rushton, Online Comment Editor, discusses the perfect exam motivation movie.

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Review: House of the Dragon season one

by Joseph Vinton Nov 10, 2022

by Joseph Vinton Nov 10, 2022 5 mins read

Joseph Vinton provides a broad, balanced season sweep of House of the Dragon, with particular praise for the show’s writing and performances.
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Cornwall Film Festival 2022 preview

by Matthew Bowden Nov 9, 2022

by Matthew Bowden Nov 9, 2022 5 mins read

Matthew Bowden sets out why any film-loving Exeter student should check out the upcoming Cornwall Film Festival
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Review: The Banshees of Inisherin

by Matthew Bowden Nov 5, 2022

by Matthew Bowden Nov 5, 2022 5 mins read

Matthew Bowden shows his deep love for The Banshees of Inisherin: a triumphant reunion for Martin McDonagh, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson
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Review: See How They Run

by Lisette Reed Oct 28, 2022

by Lisette Reed Oct 28, 2022 5 mins read

Lisette Read finds See How They Run an entertaining yet derivative take on the popular “whodunnit” genre

Reviews

Review: Captain America: Brave New World

by Kayleigh Swart Mar 23, 2025

Review: The Monkey

by Phoebe Andrews Mar 12, 2025

Review: The Gorge

by Beth Casey Mar 10, 2025

Campus Cinema Favourite: Marie Antoinette

by Gemma Gradwell Mar 9, 2025

Review: Becoming Led Zeppelin

by Rebecca Aparicio Vega Feb 25, 2025

Features

Reboots, Remakes, and Revivals: Are We Out of Original Ideas?

by Yasmine Al-Saket Mar 23, 2025

Guilt(less) Pleasures: Beyond Love Island

by Amberly Wright Mar 12, 2025

Oscars Round Up

by Owen Peak Mar 9, 2025

Love, Actually: The Rom-Coms That Never Get Old

by Magdalena Kanecka Feb 26, 2025

Robot Wars: AI on Film

by Christina Chapman Feb 9, 2025

Interviews

“It’s alright… If you like that sort of thing”: In conversation with Mark Kermode

by Gracie Moore Nov 19, 2024

DON’T SAY GAY: An Interview with Director Sarah Drummond

by Jess Cadogan Jan 16, 2024

In conversation with Man Yee Woo, The Great British Sewing Bee finalist

by Clémence Smith Jul 5, 2022

Brazilian Film Industry Struggles: An Interview with Fabiana Egrejas

by Olivia Gomez Jun 19, 2020

An Interview with Sam Barlow

by Jacob Heayes Oct 4, 2019

Festivals and Awards

Review: Red Notice

by Lucy Evans Dec 15, 2021

Golden Globes Rundown

by Olivia Garrett Mar 15, 2021

London Film Festival Review – One Man and His Shoes

by Henry Jordan Nov 13, 2020

London Film Festival Review – Possessor

by Henry Jordan Oct 22, 2020

London Film Festival Review – Undine

by Henry Jordan Oct 10, 2020

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The Art of Horror Gaming

by Piers Mucklejohn Oct 27, 2020

by Piers Mucklejohn Oct 27, 2020 5 mins read

Confronting the killer head-on or running in fear, Piers Mucklejohn considers the joys of horror gaming
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Series Knows Best

by Amber Hogan Oct 26, 2020

by Amber Hogan Oct 26, 2020 5 mins read

Amber Hogan discusses why TV adaptations of books have been so well-received in recent years and why some film adaptations have fallen flat.
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An Ode To Ghostwatch

by Amber Hogan Oct 21, 2020

by Amber Hogan Oct 21, 2020 5 mins read

Almost 30 years later, the BBC’s Ghostwatch Halloween special remains controversial. Amber Hogan sheds light on the impact of the show.
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Review : Emily In Paris

by Maggie John Oct 20, 2020

by Maggie John Oct 20, 2020 5 mins read

Maggie John reviews Netflix’s new series Emily in Paris
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Diana Rigg: An Industry Legend

by Eoin O'Leary Oct 16, 2020

by Eoin O'Leary Oct 16, 2020 5 mins read

Eoin O’Leary writes about the acting work of the late great Diana Rigg.
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‘Ratched’ review

by Molly Jones Oct 16, 2020

by Molly Jones Oct 16, 2020 5 mins read

Molly Jones finds Ratched, the new thriller series from Netflix, to be a mixed bag of excitement, gore, and cliché

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Islamophobia at Freedom Society event

by Gracie Moore, Amy Rushton Callum Martin & Katie Matthews Feb 12, 2025 2 min read

by Gracie Moore, Amy Rushton Callum Martin & Katie Matthews Feb 12, 2025

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by Reuben Moynihan Case Mar 11, 2025
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