Sun, Sea and Sitting Indoors Watching Movies
The Edge Writers explore their favourite summer films.
Author Liam Beazley
Liam Beazley
Second year Film student. Twentieth year Film lover.
Total articles: 53
Hidden Gem: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
As part of The Edge’s International Women’s Day coverage, Liam Beazley examines a hidden gem.
Introducing: The Greek Weird Wave
The Edge continues to go alternative as Liam Beazley introduces us to the wonders of the Greek Weird Wave.
The Edge’s Films To Watch Out For in 2019
Our writers pick out their most anticipated alternative releases for the year ahead.
Review: The House That Jack Built
Liam Beazley reviews the festive treat that is Von Trier’s latest.
The Edge’s Favourite Not-At-All-Christmassy ‘Christmas’ Films
Sometimes Elf just doesn’t cut it. The Edge writers take a look at the definitely-not-Christmassy films they associate with the festive season.
On Edge: Anticipating Suspiria
The Edge’s Halloween coverage continues as Liam Beazley tells us why November’s Suspiria remake is worth getting spooked for.
Review: Mandy
Liam Beazley trips through Panos Cosmatos’ second feature.
Review: Pale Waves at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Writer Liam Beazley reviews the highly anticipated Pale Waves gig at the O2 Guildhall
Just Keep Swimming: How can cinema help us with the university journey?
Liam Beazley provides his take on the films that can help make the university journey that little bit easier.
Review: American Animals
Liam Beazley reviews the true heist story.
Review: BlacKkKlansman
Spike Lee’s back on form with one of his most intriguing projects to date. Liam Beazley reviews.
Review: Christopher Robin
Liam Beazley reviews the cinematic CGI debut of Winnie the Pooh and co.
Review: Terminal
The debut of director Vaughn Stein is a disorientating descent into neon confusion.