Grandson: A Modern Tragedy Vol. 2 – A Change of Pace
The Modern Tragedy Series On the 15th of June, 2018, Jordan Benjamin, who goes by the artist name of Grandson, began his pre-album series, A Modern Tragedy. Over the span of around a year...
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Grandson: A Modern Tragedy Vol. 1 – A Social Commentary Masterpiece
About the Artist Grandson, the contemporary politically charged artist who hit to the music scene late 2015. During 2016, he released a number of social-commentary-imbued alternative rock singles including Bills and Bury Me Face Down....
ScreamFest 2019: Award winning horror nights.
We arrived at the sold-out ScreamFest Media Preview Night to be greeted by a large and growing queue. Doors opened at 7 and we all piled in to meet three very friendly ladies who...
It Chapter 2 – Not Clowning Around
In recent years, it’s oddly surprising how hard it is to find good bone-chilling horror. Maybe it’s the internet providing us access to fearful imagery at any moment, ultimately numbing our ability to become...
Pokémon Detective Pikachu: Fuzzy, Nostalgic and Great Fun
As someone who is still two phases behind in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Pokémon Detective Pikachu has been the most fun I’ve had at the cinema in a long time. An hour and 45...
Get Out (2017): Racial Alienation as Satirical Horror
With director Jordan Peele’s new movie Us (2019) now out in cinemas, I figured now would be a good time to take a look back at the film that made him more than “just...
Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse: Fourth Spidey’s the charm
Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse was my favourite cinema going experience of 2018 by a landslide, and I’m not even much of a superhero fan. My Spider-Man knowledge ends after Tobey Maguire dad-danced along the...
