All posts tagged emotional
ALBUM REVIEW: the self-titled, debut album from Knightstown
The recently released self-titled debut album by Knightstown will undoubtedly make you feel all kinds of things. Its unique amalgamation of genres creates its own alternate space within the music […]
What’s New?
New releases to look out for from up-and-coming artists. Check out the following artists if you are looking for something to mix up your music collection! Whenyoung’s latest single ‘Heaven […]
Awkward sexual moments- we all experience them!
Sex is an amazing thing, it is an experience between two (or more) individuals which provides comfort, pleasure and pure ecstasy. However, with sex comes those awkward moments that we […]
Fancy being locked in a room for an hour? Try an Escape Room!
Fancy being locked in a room for an hour? Escape rooms have been all the rage lately, what with them being showcased on popular television shows such as the Big […]
Dating & OCD
I wasn’t diagnosed with OCD until I was in my late teens. A part of me had always been able to recognise my abnormal patterns of thinking, but it wasn’t […]
Dunkirk Review – You’ll Watch Them Fight on the Beaches, on the Seas and Oceans, in the Air and in the Streets, and You’ll Never Surrender your Riveted Attention Whilst Doing So
Christopher Nolan. A name synonymous with an intellectual cinema, an emphasis on practicality and a desire to push the boundaries of what contemporary filmmaking could and should accomplish. With a […]
War for the Planet of the Apes Review – A Fitting Conclusion, An Emotional Rollercoaster and a Showcase for the Supreme Talents of one Andy Serkis
The third movie is always a difficult beast. How to cap off a trilogy? Finalise the narrative? Bring the character’s arc full circle? It’s a challenging prospect and has many […]
It Comes At Night review – This Taut, Psychological Thriller creates a Nightmarish Vision of our Possible, Paranoid and Dehumanised Future
With trends bleeding their way into the cinema and bringing in audiences by the drove, one such trend is the Post-Apocalyptic sub-genre. With the television series The Walking Dead and […]
Mayerling Reviewed: Darkly Psychological and Intricately Emotional
My visits to the Royal Opera House are usually marked by two distinct feelings: the first, upon entering the venue and during the champagne-guzzling intervals is a creeping dread that […]