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Stranger Things 5: What Took So Long?
OTwo Reviews: After the Hunt
Fifty Years of Saturday Nights… LIVE!
Wicked: For Good - Toneless Technicolour
Marta Bueno Arcos comments on the upcoming Wicked: For Good film, its use of colour and how muted and desaturated cinematography has seemingly replaced the vibrant technicolour of the past.…
OTwo Reviews: The Long Walk
The Long Walk: Military Enlistment and a Resurgence of Death Game Movies…
Dwayne Johnson’s Next Role: Serious Actor
Film & TV Editor Cillian Howley dives into Dwayne Johnson's career.…
Unknown Number and True Crime Trivialisation
Robin Crotty traces the history of true crime as we know it while delving into the ethical concerns that cloud the genre.…
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The Conjuring Finale: Religious Horror in an Atheist World?
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Staff Writes: Emmys For Your Consideration
Bite Size Binging. An exploration.
A 2025 Summer Movie Roundup
OTwo Reviews: Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning
As the Mission Impossible franchise reaches a possible climax, the final entry makes an unsure landing. Head of Reviews Robert Flynn reviews the high highs and the low lows of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning…
OTwo Reviews: The Phoenician Scheme
Wes Anderson’s latest film is a slower and more meditative turn for the esteemed director. Head of Reviews Robert Flynn describes how The Phoenician Scheme turns a tale of financial gaps and assassination attempts into a delightfully simple and introspective film.…