by Dan Pearson | 1 4, f, 2022 | Culture, Film
Killed in a car accident nine years after Nosferatu had its extravagant German premiere, F. W. Murnau never grasped the extent of his mark on cinematic history. Now widely celebrated as a silent classic and one of the first true horror films, Nosferatu instead served...
by Alexandra Efthymiou | 1 8, f, 2021 | Culture, Film
After reading my surname in the by-line of this article, I doubt it will be much surprise to anyone that my family is of Greek origins – Greek Cypriot in fact. Growing up in the UK with a very loud, very loving and very hungry family, when my parents first deemed me...
by George Richards | 1 13, f, 2020 | Culture, Film
The Lighthouse Review The Lighthouse is a psychological thriller, presented in such a way that you get lost in the brutality and coldness within which Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe find themselves in. At its heart The Lighthouse is quite a simple story. Two men...
by Alexandra Efthymiou | 1 5, f, 2020 | Culture, Film
Little Women Review I have to admit, I was late to the party with Little Women, I never read the book when I was younger and I did the classic, three days before release date, “I’m going to read the book first”. As per, I didn’t finish it in time and went to the...
