By Claudia Bradley âItâs the things we love most that destroy us,â tends to be the quote fans of The Hunger Games think of when recalling President Snow. In the original quartet of films, based on the novels by Suzanne Collins and focusing on the consequences of war, it seems plain he was speaking about Katnissâ love …
By Kate May A24âs latest release, Dream Scenario, is an absurdist horror film that is every bit as captivating as it is perplexing. It follows university professor Paul Matthews, played by Nicholas Cage, who inexplicably finds himself appearing in the dreams of family, friends and, most significantly, strangers. Matthews, the epitome of a non-descript, âinadequate loser,â …
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By James Diss The Last few weeks has seen an explosion of Saltburn not just onto the big screen but the red carpet. Like her Oscar winning debut âPromising Young Womenâ, Fennell continues her exploration of the dark underworld and in this case with an upper-class obsessional twist. Saltburn blends, dark academia with a gothic …
By Rebekah Froggatt Itâs that time of the year again: the mince pies are out, the naughty elves are getting ready to spread some Christmas cheer, and the classic argument of when to put the Christmas tree up is upon us, which by the way, is definitely not November. I often feel as if there is this …
By George Curley Ice hockey players and fans around the world are paying tribute to the late Adam Johnson, who died after suffering a serious cut to the neck from a skate during a game. The Nottingham Panthers, who were playing the Sheffield Steelers at the time, have labelled a âfreak accidentâ where Johnson, who …
A cyberpunk short story, by Rio Wulfmare Coffee yawned, then regarded the voice inside her head. For a mental construct, Nikos actually had a half decent taste in tattoos. But bloody hell that droning, iron voice had some nerve, running an abusive occupation of her mind, day and night, as though he never slept. Every word was …
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Home Secretary’s policy of removing asylum seekers to Rwanda as unlawful. The policy of sending UK asylum seekers to Rwanda for claim assessment by Rwandan authorities was deemed problematic. There were substantial grounds to believe that these asylum seekers would face a real risk …
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By Bailey McLaughlin The Five Nights at Freddyâs film focuses on a trouble security guard, Mike, who begins working at Freddy Fazbearâs Pizzeria in attempt to retain custody of his younger sister, Abby. While working the night shift, Mike soon discovers that there are murderous animatronics that stalk the family fun diner. The story line …
Five Nights at Freddyâs â Not good, but an enjoyable watch. Read More »
By Rebekah Froggatt Without a doubt studying can be a very tiresome and monotonous activity. For some students who are revising for exams or writing long essays, the added stress doesnât help motivate their minds at all. With apps such as Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, itâs hard to focus if procrastination is your best friend. …
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By George Curley As the election times of next year begin to brew in the minds of the public and politicians, yesterday, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reorganised his cabinet in the spirit of staunch reinforcement of his fragmented Conservative Party. They will go head-to-head against Keir Starmerâs Labour Party next summer. The first name out …
The Suella Braverman paradigm: An analysis of the twice-sacked former Foreign Secretary Read More »