Review: The Lobster
Jack reviews the bizarre satire from the acclaimed director of Dogtooth.
Author Jack Gracie
Jack Gracie
I like sitting by the fire, long walks on the beach, and sunsets. I am also fond of Pina Coladas and getting caught in the rain, but I would like to add that I am not into yoga.
Total articles: 71
Music Video Review: Adele – ‘Hello’
The lead single from Adele’s 25 has an equally exciting video.
The Edge Reacts To… The final trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Our writers react to the highly anticipated final trailer for the next instalment in the Star Wars franchise.
Review: Mr. Robot (Season 1, Episode 1)
Jack reviews the first episode of hacker thriller Mr. Robot.
Review: Caffeine – Episode One
Jack decides whether a video game is better or worse than the empty void of space
Review: Natalie McCool – ‘Cardiac Arrest’
Head of Design Jack reviews the latest offering from the up-and-coming Natalie McCool.
Admiral Ackbar to return in Star Wars: The Force Awakens
One of the most highly quoted film characters of all time is set to return to the Star Wars franchise.
The best TV pilot episodes
In celebration of the start of a new university year, our writers take a look at the opening TV show episodes that really promised great things for the future.
Review: American Ultra
Head of Design Jack looks into the stoner action-comedy love child of Project X and Chronicle.
Review: Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Jack reviews the critically acclaimed Indie game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, which has just made its way onto next-gen platforms.
Review: Straight Outta Compton
Head of Design Jack reviews the US box-office phenomenon about the life and times of the famous hip-hop supergroup N.W.A.
Review: Alabama Shakes – ‘Shoegaze’
Head of Design Jack Gracie takes us through the latest from Alabama Shakes, ‘Shoegaze’.
Preview: The Garden Party 2015
The Garden Party, now celebrating its tenth year, takes place in the iconic Tetley Brewery (29/08/15-30/08/15).
Blu-ray Review: The Falling
Head of Design Jack takes a look at Carol Morely’s artful horror ahead of its home entertainment release.