Art and Film

The Weekly Watch: The Boys

Daniel PattersonNovember 9, 2020

The second season of Amazon’s dark and disturbed deconstruction of the superhero genre has ended, and it’s proved that the fantastic first season wasn’t just li...

Art and Film

Brazen Hussies: A Rallying Call From The Past

Tess MilliganNovember 1, 2020

Brazen Hussies is a film that champions the voices of women, the same women who fought to have their voices heard for so long. This film is comprised of archiva...

Art and Film

Weekly Watch: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Daniel PattersonNovember 1, 2020

Jagshemash! In a year as chaotic and unpredictable as 2020, it only makes sense for comedic maestro Sacha Baron Cohen to return with another round of biting sat...

Art and Film

ABANTU Exhibition: Zimbabwean Stories Told Through Art

Caroline SabaterOctober 28, 2020

Back in August, I had the pleasure of viewing the one-night only ABANTU Exhibition hosted by local creative and Zimbabwean born, Albertina Thabisani Ncube. The ...

Art and Film

Weekly Creep: It’s Alive! So Why Haven’t We Had a Decent Frankenstein Adaptation?

Isabelle LewisOctober 25, 2020

Frankenstein is one of the greatest stories of all time. When will we get a decent modern adaptation? I’m going to be honest: Frankenstein is one of my favou...

Art and FilmLatest

‘Baby Done’ Is Another Shining Example of Kiwi Comedy

Isabelle LewisOctober 25, 2020

There’s a lot to be said for comedy. It’s one of the most diverse genres, with some of the highest and lowest rated films of all time. Comedies can be sweet and...

Art and FilmLatest

Weekly Creep: The future (of horror) is female

Isabelle LewisOctober 16, 2020

As a genre filled with violence and victimisation, horror has a reputation as a site for sexist exploitation. But a legacy of revered horror movies and brand-ne...

Art and Film

Weekly Creep: The best non-horror Halloween flicks

Isabelle LewisOctober 11, 2020

Does the sight of blood and guts make you squeamish? Do stories of ghouls and ghosts keep you up at night? Does the sound of chainsaws, swinging axes and maniac...

Art and FilmLatest

Weekly Creep: The sublime horror of Netflix’s Ratched

Isabelle LewisOctober 2, 2020

The release of Ratched on Netflix in September has brought the origin of one of pop culture’s most infamous villains into spectacular technicolour. Louise Fletc...

Art and Film

‘On the Rocks’ is a breezy exploration of marriage and monogamy

Daniel PattersonSeptember 29, 2020

Anyone who is privy to Sofia Coppola’s filmography will know that she is obsessed with ennui and people in a state of flux—adoring the exploring of the miniscul...

Art and FilmLatest

The Weekly Watch: The Boys

Brazen Hussies: A Rallying Call From The Past

Weekly Watch: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

ABANTU Exhibition: Zimbabwean Stories Told Through Art

Weekly Creep: It’s Alive! So Why Haven’t We Had a Decent Frankenstein Adaptation?

‘Baby Done’ Is Another Shining Example of Kiwi Comedy

Weekly Creep: The future (of horror) is female

Weekly Creep: The best non-horror Halloween flicks

Weekly Creep: The sublime horror of Netflix’s Ratched

‘On the Rocks’ is a breezy exploration of marriage and monogamy

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