The Letters – Review
The Letters is a 2021 film by award-winning director Robbie Walsh. It centres around the Cervical Check Scandal, which first emerged in 2018 and is still affecting many women and families today.
While...
The Many Saints of Newark Review
As a big fan of The Sopranos, the prospect of a prequel film giving key background information for Tony and many of the characters from that series was an exciting one. There is a deep history in the show whic...
Sex Education Season 3
It’s been a long time since our last visit to Moordale High. When Sex Education - Season 2 hit screens back in January 2020, Donald Trump was president and there were some pretty spooky rumours abou...
Loki: Spoiler Free Review
Loki is the third instalment of the Disney+ spin-off Marvel TV shows and it SLAPS.
These spin off shows haven’t been bad so far. I was a bit take it or leave it with Wandavision and I was not into Winter So...
Review: Rick and Morty Season 5, Episode 1
The first episode of the new the Rick and Morty was nothing short of smashing. It has everything you’d want from a Rick and Morty episode. Its got a WILD story, great character moments and gags.
Rick and Mo...
Review: Bo Burnham: Inside
Created, shot and edited by himself in the same room over a year, Bo Burnham truly keeps his audience guessing as to whether he is genuinely slipping into a depressive hole or if he is simply acting. Burnham’s...
Review: A Quiet Place Part II
Name: A Quiet Place: Part IIDirector: John Krasinski.Cast: Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe, Djimon Hounsou, John Krasinski.Runtime: 97 mins.IMDb rating: 7.9My rating: 9/10.Quick summ...
Why You Should Read Slaughterhouse- Five: Book Review
Full lockdown is finished here in Ireland but not all of us are vaccinated. That means you can still get stuck into those books you’ve been meaning to get around to. One of these books you should get stuck int...
“Full of the fictional necessities” A review of Raya and the Last Dragon
June 4th saw the release of Disney’s newest princess from behind it’s Premier Access price tag of $30, and so those of us who are willing to pay the subscription, but not the added pricings, finally got to mee...
Soul: Review
I first watched Soul with a friend and his first reaction was: “how can children actually understand that?” I assume it would be hard for a kid to make sense of a man going from alive to dead to being a cat to...