Film Comment: Catfish – Fact or Fiction?
Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost, two documentary filmmakers from New York, decided in 2010 to…
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ARCHIVE: Catfish
Rob Leane takes us into the recent filmic archives with a belated response to the other Facebook movie
Review: A Serious House (2023)
Ben Newton reviews Henry Fish’s classic horror inspired short, delving into the many references and themes of this 2023 film…
Review – Winged and Imprint Dark
Centering around a carer, Vera (Millie Felix), and her sick mistress, (Phoebe Averdieck), Winged and…
Review: Project Power – Intriguing Superhero Premise That Fails To Fly
Does Netflix’s latest superhero flick take off? Katie Evans reviews.
Are Video Games Art?
Elizabeth Sorrell discusses whether video games should be seen as art.
The Edge’s Best Films of 2019
With 2019 now over, The Edge writers reveal their favourite films of the year.
1975 Albums to Listen to Instead of ‘The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
Tom Brewster makes this list, for some unknown reason.
Review: Justice League
A bat, an Amazonian, a speedster, a man who can talk to fish, a cyborg and a inconspicous journalist with glasses walk into a bar…
This Week In Records (27/10/17): Clean Bandit, Will Joseph Cook & Plan B
Another week, another TWIR.
“All you can do is bring yourself to the role”: Danny Lee Wynter talks Forty Years On, Diversity and Donald Trump
Danny talks to us about diversity in the arts, what history can teach us, and his role in Chichester’s Forty Years On.
Why is the DC cinematic universe failing?
Writer David examines why the DC cinematic Universe just hasn’t hit the mark so far.
New Batman v Superman trailer is released – watch
In this epic new trailer, we get several more action-packed fight sequences between the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight, as well as some exciting first glimpses at Wonder Woman and Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor.
Review: The Flash (Series 1, Episode 17)
Does your superhero show have Mark Hamill saying the iconic “I am your Father” line? The Flash does, and it’s all the better for it, writes George Seabrook.