The Driver: The First Modern-Era Anti-Hero
The Driver is a film that is as stylish and mysterious as it is surprisingly compelling in its simplicity. The film is about a driver. That’s it. Specifically, a getaway…
12 Angry Men: How Far Should We Go in the Name of Justice
Human beings love convenience. Anything, whether it is a labour mentally or physically, is often treated by man as a riddle to see just how we can make it more…
Office Space: Monotony, Freedom and a Jammed Copy Machine
9 to 5! A period of time that evokes a lot of emotion out of people in the modern world, the main emotion being one of dread. For as long…
Ed Wood: Inside a Visionaries Vision
Having a vision can be a wonderful thing. Many great contributions to society have come from people who were able to move heaven and earth with their efforts. But one…
The Lighthouse: ‘Shocked, Intrigued and Completely Shaken’
On the March 20, The Film Society at the University of Lincoln had a screening of the critically acclaimed film ‘The Lighthouse’. The Lighthouse (2019) is a film produced, directed…
Thor Ragnarok: Review
Going into this film I was extremely wary. It is no small understatement to say that, in the Marvel cinematic universe, the Thor films are undoubtedly the weakest link. So,…
reView: The Martian
Ridley Scott’s latest film comes in the form of The Martian. Natasha Ireton-Bourke reviews.
An attraction or deterrent? A look at film classifications
Are the public becoming more desensitised to violence and gore? Joel Murray takes a look at the ever-changing criteria for classifying films.