Reviews

Review: Life is Strange: Episode Two – Out of Time (2015)

With its rich story, excellent visual style, greater emphasis on gameplay and continually wonderful soundtrack, I am happy to say that Dontnod has delivered another excellent work of interactive fiction with Life is Strange: Episode 2 - Out of Time.

Review: Cinderella (2015)

Disney's re-imagining of their classic Cinderella is a glittering feast for the eyes, but falls a little flat when it comes to emotional depth

Review: What We Do in the Shadows (2014)

A hilarious mockumentary of the secret lives of vampires

Review: To Write Love on Her Arms (2012)

Brilliant, brutally honest telling of mental illness and addiction

Review: Tales from the Borderlands: Episode 2 – Atlas Mugged (2015)

Crotch jokes, a chase through a hidden underground town, familiar faces and an amazing opening makes for a dream come true for Borderlands fans.

Review: The Remaining (2014)

Why did I sign up to watch this?

Review: It Follows (2014)

A refreshing entry to a currently downward-spiralling genre

Review: Halo: Nightfall (2014)

Ironically, this film shines brightest in the darkness - if only it had stayed there

Gig Review: Papa Roach F.E.A.R Tour (2015)

Papa Roach gave fans an incredible chance to re-live the Infest album and brought it together with old favourites and new tracks, making it a night to remember

Review: The Mindy Project Season 3, Episode 16 – Lahiri Family Values

Mindy shifts into full mother mode when she learns about her little brother's unsavoury lifestyle.

Review: Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Seasons 1-3

Jesse and his team investigate some of the most outrageous ideas out there. But are they a little bit crazy themselves?

Review: The Mindy Project Season 3, Episode 15 – Dinner At The Castellanos

After finding out in the last episode that she's carrying Danny's baby, Mindy tries her best to ingratiate herself with his chaotic family.

Review: No Good Deed (2014)

A banal story line which doesn't give a good platform to the acting talents of its cast

Review: School of Babel (2014)

Non-fictional classroom drama depicting immigrant life

Review: Electricity (2014)

Shocking symptoms and gut-wrenching reality