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‘Creep’ – Clint Mansell & Coco Sumner – Track of the Day

October 24, 2017 Ian Lynam

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Having spent a year in Edinburgh, I’m a bit obsessed with Scottish film. The movie Filth is no exception. Based on a book by Irvine Welsh, it stars James McAvoy as a jaded cop. Like Trainspotting, the film is funny but unrelentingly grim, and its emotional ending is no exception. However, the musical score is […]

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Death of Stalin – Review

October 23, 2017 Ian Lynam

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Any lover of comedy ought to be familiar with Armando Iannucci. From the spectacular cringe of Alan Partridge to the foulmouthed tirades of Malcolm Tucker, the man’s contribution to British television, especially in the realm of satire, has been potent. His first outing to film adapted his Thick of It characters to the big screen. […]

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Books

Whatchu’ Doin… Julie?

October 20, 2017 Julie Hassett

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I’m fast approaching the end of my first month of college, which has been hectic to say the least. So, what have I been doing? Aside from going crazy that is? Well, that’s a very good question! Let me take you through what I have been watching, reading and playing to get me through this […]

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Buzz

Ophelia Is Here! – The Best And Worst Disaster Movies

October 16, 2017 Aoife Fealy

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Seeing as we all seem to have the day off in the wake of (ex) Hurricane Ophelia, here’s a list of apt disaster films to fill your ‘apocalypse’ sick day!* The Best… The Day After Tomorrow (2004) Released in 2004, this is one of my favourite cheesy disaster films, even if it has one of […]

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Comics

Slots #1 – Comicphiles

October 13, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Written, drawn and coloured by Dan Panosian A couple of days ago I saw a post on Image’s Facebook page about their new series Slots, which is part of Robert Kirkman‘s Skybound imprint. The post immediately caught my eye, and when I was given a chance to    review it I immediately jumped in. By the […]

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Not Another Teen Movie – Screensavers

October 12, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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At the beginning of the 00’s parody movie saga, most people remember the Scary Movies, and by the mid to end of the decade want to forget trollop such as Disaster Movie and Date Movie. In the former part of the decade, the first of the non-horror ripoffs was Not Another Teen Movie. Rather than […]

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Blade Runner 2049 Review – Out Of Retirement

October 12, 2017 Abel G.C.

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It’s been almost a week since I’ve watched Blade Runner 2049 and I’m still struggling to find my words. Or to be more precise, 72 hours since I’ve watched it for the first time. I couldn’t help myself and I already went back to the cinema to watch it. And I’m not going to lie, […]

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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – Through Hell and Back

October 10, 2017 Laura Kelly

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Recently I was fortunate enough to get my hands on Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. This game immediately caught my interest as being one of the few games to deal with mental health in a serious way. It’s sad that despite mental health being a growing problem in today’s world, there aren’t many games that take it seriously. […]

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Consoles

The Best Split Screen Experiences – The List

October 8, 2017 Kayleigh McCoy

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I’ve been feeling pretty nostalgic when it comes to gaming lately. Not in a “they don’t make them the way they used anymore” to way. Although let’s be honest… they don’t make them the way they used anymore. No, what really pulls my heart strings is how gaming experiences just aren’t the same anymore. Don’t […]

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SNES Classic Mini – Geeky Goodies

October 3, 2017 Matt Conroy

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Experiencing gaming history For a little over a decade now, retro gaming has been a hobby of mine. Up until recently, most of my retro gaming was done with a laptop, various emulators and a third party controller. While this is all well and good, it lacks one element that is paramount to the retro […]

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