Film & TV Writer Izzy Lee reviews the horror sequel Black Phone 2, finding it to be even more compelling than the original film

Film&TV Writer Elly White reviews BBC's new mini-series Film Club, finding it heartwarmingly relatable and funny

Film & TV Writer Christel N'Kashama introduces you to the world of K-dramas, the cultural phenomenon that's redefining television

Film & TV writer Sophie Staley reviews psychologial thriller The Woman From Cabin 10, finding it a fun, if somewhat predictable watch

Film & TV Writer Kaia Bailey discusses Sam Mendes' upcoming Beatles biopics, arguing that the opportunity to cast unknown Liverpudlian actors was missed

Film & TV Writer Cassandra Fong looks back on Jesus Christ Superstar (1973), analysing its intricate and purposeful cinematography, and unconventional structure, finding it revolutionary for its time

Film & TV Writer Chris Watts explores the future of Doctor Who and why the beloved British sci-fi series might need a break

Film & TV Writer Daisy Holian reviews the new animated series Marvel Zombies, finding it to be a thrilling and comedic watch that will satisfy Marvel fans

Film & TV Writer Nafeesa Hussain urges everyone to watch the heartwarming 2007 film Lars and the Real Girl, finding it to be beautiful and captivating despite its unconventionality

Film & TV Writer Erin Churchman reviews the final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, the hit teen romance that's taken the internet by storm

Film & TV Writer Esme Chen highlights Superman's lasting legacy, finding in the character the kind of hope the world needs most today

Redbrick's Film & TV Writers come together to discuss their favourite Halloween films