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The Mummy – movie review

Tom Cruise feels totally miscast in The Mummy, a horror mishmash that the filmmakers spent far too much money on.…

The Edge of Seventeen – HE review

The comedies of the late John Hughes were the gilt edge standard for coming of age films in the 80s,…

CLOSED: Win tickets to Whitney: I Can Be Me

- Whitney: I Can Be Me - Only in cinemas from 15 June 2017 We have 10 double in-season passes…

Pleasure by Feist – music review

Folk/pop singer Feist first came to international attention with the breakthrough success of her songs “1234” and “I Feel It…

Hounds of Love – movie review

A pall of foreboding hangs over almost every scene in the harrowing thriller Hounds of Love. That foreboding turns to…

1984 (touring) – theatre review

It is April 1984. Comrade 6079, Winston Smith (Tom Conroy), has a thought, starts a diary and falls in love,…

The Sense of an Ending – movie review

Intrigue is the currency of merit in the intelligent, slow-moving drama, The Sense of an Ending. Tony Webster is semi-retired.…

20th Century Women – movie review

A melancholic coming-of-age drama, there is much to enjoy from 20th Century Women. The film is set in Santa Barbara in…

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Monster Media) – theatre review

Released in 1975, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was arguably the most searing and memorable motion picture of my…

Baywatch – movie review

After the failure of movies like Snatched and CHiPs, good humour, hijinx, pecs and genetalia abound in this welcome return to form…