Amid the foggy doom and gloom November seems to have brought upon us, there are still a few reasons to leave the comfort of your house this coming weekend. The

Tom Williams gives us the low down on Joaquin Phoenix

Students have reacted to the news that York has been dubbed ‘City of Media Arts’ by the UN agency

A short thriller directed by film student Jack Spring, is set to appear on American telly later this year.

The film industry is always looking for inspiration for the latest big hit and where better to look than on that ram-packed bookshelf of firm favourites? But with sure-fire blockbusters

Maddi Howell reviews a ground-breaking book dealing with the most private of cultural symbols

Belle is a cinematic triumph, and a triumph of conviction which is not to be missed

From the mental and emotional itineraries that characters undergo, or the physical distances covered in the story; there are a great variety of journeys undertaken in Films. Sam Stockbridge details some of the physical expeditions undertaken.

Will Addy looks at the evolution of the Great British villain.

Bad Neighbours ticks all the comedy boxes while still proving to be a fun and entertaining discussion about adulthood and responsibility

Tracks is a wonderfully truthful account of someone’s desire to do something bold and different.
Review by Zoe Bennell

In light of the news that The Truman Show is coming to the small screen, Zena Jarjis looks at some other shows which have made the transition.

Timothy Douglas explores the range of taboo subjects secretly inserted in children’s films

It may be a step down from its predecessor, but Thomas finds the Muppet’s latest entry to be brilliantly delightful

Alex takes a look at this initially intriguing but fundamentally disaspointing horror flick

Mairead dives into Hollywood’s latest attempt to turn a tween novel series into a cashcow