Thirteen Reasons Why Season 3 Review

After the first season being pretty hard-hitting, and then the second season making me lose all confidence in this show (reference Tyler) I wasn’t planning on watching the third season. […]

Instagram Likes

Instagram may be updating their app…and not everyone is happy with it!

BritBox

So it came to light last week that BBC and ITV have teamed up together to set up a streaming service much like Netflix. Here’s why I think it’s a […]

Jurassic Park Review

I know, I know, I only just got round to finally watching this movie. Better late than never right? And I can say, hand on heart, even after 26 years, […]

American Wedding Review

The early 2000s were definitely fabulous years for teen-comedy now weren’t they? And 3 movies in, this one definitely still holds up.

Final Destination 5 Review

For how long the Final Destination franchise ran for and how convoluted it got this film actually wasn’t that bad. And the twist at the end really made it stand […]

Final Destination 4 Review

Final Destination 4, is this where the franchise started to trail off? It tried to bring new ideas to the table but failed to have the punch its predecessors possesed.

Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too Review

I think we’re all so used to Black Mirror being quite dark that when we get a more upbeat episode (in some ways) we automatically say it’s bad. Was this […]

Smithereens Review

Spoilers ahead. Smithereens was my utmost favourite episode of this season, it was tense, interesting, and left you on the edge of your seat. It also had some wonderful easter […]

Final Destination 3 Review

Ah yes, the one with the Demi Lovato look-alike. I believe this movie is the reason I’m terrified of roller coasters when before I was fine.

Daniel Sloss: Dark Review

Daniel Sloss is a fabulous comedian. I remember watching him for the first time on Russell Howard’s Good News so when I saw his comedy show on Netflix I knew […]

Baby Driver Review

Finally this movie was put on Netflix and after loving Edgar Wright’s British movies I was very excited to see it. I was not disappointed.

When They See Us Review

This may be one of the hardest hitting mini series’ to come from 2019. It’s thought-provoking, heartbreaking, and worst of all, still relevant 30 years later.