Korean video game developer Shift Up has announced an exciting crossover between Stellar Blade and NieR: Automata, unveiling a new DLC expansion arriving globally on November 20, 2024. This highly ...

November: a lawless wasteland between holidays. It’s too early to be over excited for Christmas (it is, you know it is), and Halloween has passed so it’s no longer prime horror film season. In honour ...

An unashamedly nostalgic ode to the season, Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point is a hot-chocolate-with-slippers-on kind of film. Christmas is about nostalgia. Every year is coloured by the previous, ...

While I’m still relishing the cosy autumn evenings, I’m not as happy about the cold, dark mornings kicking in. “Go on, just one more episode” feels like such a great idea at the time, but it does make ...

Square Enix, the Japanese video game conglomerate behind franchises such as Life is Strange, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy, will reportedly move away from platform exclusivity. Yoshida’s comments ...

Best known for Sex Education, Aimee Lou Wood’s next project Film Club has found its main cast. Woods stated “I’m thrilled that our beloved TV series Film Club, a project that Ralph and I have been ...

Sally Rooney has been circulating the book charts recently, due to the release of her novel, Intermezzo. Amid all the hype, I couldn’t forget Rooney’s most notable book, Normal People. With over one ...

Stunning and viscerally reflective of reality, King Baby is one to watch at this year’s Belfast Film Festival. The surrealist dissection of patriarchy and nuanced exploration of masculinity is an ...

Andrea Arnold’s latest, Bird, is an alluring and complicated love letter to North Kent and the process of finding a place there. Having grown up twenty minutes from where these characters live, Arnold ...

Bel Powley and Nick Robinson bring a tender curiosity to their dystopian world as Michael Tyburski’s film lulls you in and reminds you of the joy of being human. Sci-fi and romance on the surface seem ...

Tyler, The Creator’s self-released mixtape marries homegrown, minimalist production with acerbic, aggro lyrics. Framed as a session with his therapist, Bastard depicts a tortured psyche plagued with ...