John Carpenter’s The Thing: A History
36 years in, writer Tom takes a look at how the film went from a box office flop to a widely praised cult classic.
Author Tom Wilmot
Tom Wilmot
Third-year History student - Enjoys Film, TV and Video Games
Total articles: 63
Review: Hereditary
Writer Tom reviews Hereditary, director Ari Aster’s contender for scariest flick of the year.
Review: Entebbe
Writer Tom reviews José Padilha’s film, which focuses on the Entebbe hostage crisis of 1976.
Review: Thoroughbreds
Writer Tom reviews Thoroughbreds, the debut feature of writer-director Cory Finley.
Review: Killing Gunther
Writer Tom takes a look at Arnold Schwarzenegger’s latest movie in which he’s hunted by a group of assassins.
Review: You Were Never Really Here
Writer Tom reviews Lynne Ramsay’s latest film, starring Joaquin Phoenix.
The Shape of Water: Diversity Done Right
A look at the clever representation of social issues swept up in Guillermo del Toro’s surreal romance.
Review: Lady Bird
Writer Tom reviews Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut and Oscar hopeful.
Review: The Commuter
Writer Tom reviews the latest team-up between Liam Neeson and Jaume Collet-Serra.
Review: Darkest Hour
Writer Tom reviews Darkest Hour in which Gary Oldman takes on the huge role of Winston Churchill.
Review: All the Money in the World
Writer Tom reviews Ridley Scott’s latest film which hopes to be a hit this awards season.
The Edge’s alternative movie picks for December 2017
Whilst Star Wars: The Last Jedi hits cinemas this month, The Edge writers take the time to list the alternative picks they are most looking forward to.
First Look Review: The Disaster Artist
Writer Tom takes a look at one of this Winter’s most hotly anticipated movies, The Disaster Artist
Review: Mudbound
Writer Tom reviews the latest Netflix original film Mudbound.