Are they really your Four Favourite Films?
Letterboxd posts are increasingly focused on reliability over reviewability, and this removes the fun and true interest in films. What […]
October 23, 2025
Halloween Watchlist
DON’T WATCH THE CLASSICS! The likelihood is that many of you may just reach for classics this Halloween- and deservedly
Haunting the Narrative
Grief and Memory in ‘The Bear‘ Christopher Storer’s The Bear (2022-) follows renowned chef Carmen ‘Carmy’ Berzatto (Jeremy Allan White)
What Movie Are You Based on Your Degree?
Your guide to the movies that inspired your degrees. Movies, as one of the most significant forms of media, have
Gothic to Gaudy
Emerald Fennel’s Wuthering Heights adaptation and why I have issues. With adaptations on the rise in cinema, it is no
Culture, Film & TV
Comfort Watches: Why We Keep Hitting Replay
From background noise to emotional anchors: why rewatching feels so good. It’s a cozy night in, you’re missing a night
The Dreaded Sequel
Hollywood studios are not short of ideas; they are short of courage. In 1985, film critic Roger Ebert identified the
University of Glasgow celebrates Scottish Women in Sport Week
The significance of Scottish Women in Sport Week This month, Glasgow University Sports Association (GUSA) celebrated Scottish Women in Sport
Groundbreaking “Film and Screen” initiative gives Scottish pupils the chance to be filmmakers
From the borders to the isles, Screen Scotland’s new programme has been giving young people the chance to step into
The Closure of Cineworld Renfrew Street
Writer Oscar Wilkie ruminates on the end of an era as the world’s tallest cinema closes after 20 years. On