Surviving The Madness One Cart at a Time: R.E.P.O. Review
Renee An Qi Goh R.E.P.O. is a six-player horror game developed by indie game studio Semiwork. It was released on 25 February…
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“My Oxford Year”: Why Netflix’s Latest Romance is Being Called Its Worst Original Film
imogen Netflix’s newest romance, My Oxford Year (released 1 August 2025), was marketed on the platform as “sincere, bittersweet,…
The Queer Coming of Age Experience: As Represented by Conan Gray’s ‘Wishbone’
Hannah Greenwood Since its release on August 15, Conan Gray’s album ‘Wishbone’ has received much praise for the way it…
The Politics of Positivity: Superman(2025)
Ady Yaps “The Man of Steel” takes on headlines again over the premiere of Director James Gunn’s Superman in the…
A New Generation of ‘Ohana: Someone is left behind
Naomi Lilo tells Nani to leave. Nani argues that ‘Ohana isn’t real. The new ‘Lilo & Stitch’ (2025) dropped…
Album Review: SABLE, fABLE
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“Nezha: The Demon Child’s Rebellion in the Sea” – lies between myth, wonder and industrial ambition
Liulin Ai When “Nezha: The Demon Child’s Rebellion in the Sea” was released on January 29, 2025, it was no…
The Life List: Netflix’s Comfort-Film That Sparks Self-Reflection
IsabeauTS The Life List, Netflix’s most recent book-to-film adaptation, debuted in March 2025. Led by Sofia Carson and Kyle…
Jurassic World Rebirth: All teeth, no bite
Tammie Watts Like many fans of Jurassic Park, when the announcement of Jurassic World Rebirth was made in 2024, I…
Better Man – The Biopic That No One Saw (Coming)
Savannah Raffan ‘The industry requires you to be a robot or a monkey. And I chose monkey.’ To put it…