Film & TV

OTwo Reviews: Blackbird (2022)

What a road trip with Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan can tell you about Ireland

OTwo Reviews: The Banshees of Inisherin

Black History Month: The Movies and shows that made us proud

5 years later: #MeToo in the Film Industry

5 Years after the #MeToo movement shook the entertainment industry, Katie Larkin investigates whether real change has been made and how consent has since been redefined.…

How Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared Nailed its TV Debut

Ciarán Howley reviews the television debut of the viral Youtube horror series that traumatised a generation.…

The Forgotten Rooney: Why aren’t we hearing about Conversations With Friends?

Amina Awartani investigates the ambivalent reaction to Sally Rooney and Lenny Abrahamson’s second collaboration: Conversations With Friends.…

Blonde, or, the Commodification of Marilyn Monroe

Blonde is a post-Roe nightmare and a cautionary tale of “artistic” liberties overtaking ethics, writes Ciarán Howley.…

Being a Derry Girl … is a state of mind!

POV: You found the best Halloween 2022 watchlist

OTWO Reviews: Nothing Compares

The best female-led movies coming this autumn

OTwo Reviews: Do Revenge (2022)

What’s at the root of the teen TV show obsession?

Blockbusted: The Fall of Escapism

The Handmaid's Tale—some say it is a prophecy, others believe it to be a cautionary tale

Katy Perry and Just Eat: A Strangely Perfect Confection

Katy Perry’s comeback is nigh thanks to her latest Just-Eat Jingle, predicts Ciarán Howley…

OTwo Reviews: Where the Crawdads Sing

Mild and inoffensive, the adaptation of the Delia Jones novel is certainly watchable, but not recommendable. Heather Reynolds reviews the scenery.…