TV Writer Joel Bishton explores the history of and debates surrounding the fictionalised drama genre, using Partygate and The Crown as points of reference

TV Writer Rani Jadfa covers her top five TV soundtracks, bringing attention to a much overlooked aspect of the story-telling medium

Gaming Editor Louis Wright explores the possibility of video game adaptations replacing comic book movies in light of the MCU's decline.

Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb defends 2003's misunderstood Seuss comedy

Redbrick's TV, Film, Gaming, and Music Editors come together for their top picks to watch and play this November

Gaming Editor Louis Wright puts a character spotlight on the Seventh Doctor, applauding his inherent strangeness and naming him as one of the best interpretations of the doctor

Digital Editor Halima Ahad defends the reality show Made in Chelsea, arguing that its stars are authentic and fun to watch, despite popular criticism

Film Editor Tom Green examines the discourse surrounding Killers of the Flower Moon - the latest film from Martin Scorsese - and discusses what separates 'content' from 'cinema'

Gaming Editor Louis Wright makes the case for a Buddhist reading of Pixar's classic 2009 film.

Film Editor Alice Weltermann looks back on Gilmore Girls from its cosy and idealised American small-town atmosphere, to the underlying paradoxes of its postfeminist perspective

Film Critic Joel Bishton revisits Edgar Wright's The World's End, praising the film's tightly plotted blend of comedy, drama and science fiction

Redbrick Gaming and Film's Writers and Editors come together to discuss the 'best' and the worst of films adapted from or influenced by video games