Screen Breakdown

Alexander Howells takes us through the most (and least) anticipated films of 2024.

With the 60th Anniversary and Christmas Specials now released, Ben Holdstock gives a summary of every decade of Doctor Who, noting actor changes, developments in technology, and key episodes to watch from each era- from the 1960s to Present Day.

Ellie Turner explores the impact of the Hollywood labour disputes on regular festival scheduling, and how smaller indie films may now be getting their chance to shine.

Eloise Grainger discusses villain archetypes, and how subverting expectations of these established tropes can sometimes lead to a more powerful characterisation.

Lisette Reed, Print Comment Editor, tracks the evolution of the beloved Coming-of-Age genre.

Though initially hesitant, Emma Kennedy has nothing but praise for HBO’s The Last of Us, a series adaptation of the iconic 2013 videogame

Niamh Cherrett gives a rundown of this year’s Oscar nominations, remarking on the award’s shocking lack of female directors

Ewan Edwards briefs readers on what to expect this season and the potential backlash in the wake of HMS Queen Elizabeth’s death

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

With the finale confirming next season as its last, Catherine Stone offers broad season sweep, praising and critiquing its Sparrow Academy expansion