The once heard, never forgotten recorded works of the unique singer and video producer.
The Condescending Sexism Of ‘Feminist’ Superhero Cinema
The constant implication in superhero films, that women are inherently powerless with their destinies shaped by the actions of men, does not seem a particularly empowering narrative.
Suburban Conformity: Looking Back At The ‘Burbs
Joe Dante’s most biting satire of suburban America sadly loses its nerve at the last minute and becomes as reactionary and curtain-twitching as its central characters.
Experiments In Drinking: Northern Monk’s Northern Star
Savouring the hugely impressive chocolate, caramel biscuit porter from the craft beer favourites.
The Mystery Of Room Six: The Internet Discovery Of A Forgotten Film
The curious rediscovery of films once thought to be lost – or possibly to have never even existed.
Kill The Cat – The Awful Influence Of The World’s Worst Writing Guide
The terrible writer who is directly responsible for every major movie being formulaic rubbish.
Histoire De Melody Nelson – The Film
Serge Gainsbourg’s 1971 masterpiece transformed into a work of video art starring Jane Birkin.
The Fleet’s Lit Up! Thomas Woodrooffe’s Notorious Drunken Performance
Tired and Emotional – the BBC’s top broadcaster of the pre-war era produces a commentary for the ages.
Screenwriting Contests Are BS
The dubious rewards that come from screenwriting competitions and the ‘expert’ readers employed to examine your work.
Blyth Spirit – Ian White’s Musical Rituals
The industrial jazz-noir from the drummer of Gallon Drunk and Big Sexy Noise.
The Unexpected Joys Of Lockdown: Toyah Willcox And Robert Fripp’s Sunday Lunches
The eccentric performances from the married couple have been an unexpected highlight of the last year.
Max Mosley: Sex, Power And Tabloid Hypocrisy
A new documentary reveals more of the truth about the controversial F1 boss and privacy campaigner than his tabloid enemies ever could.