Rating: ★★★ I know little about dinosaurs and fossil hunting but I was still very intrigued by The New Extinction, a fascinating documentary that explores a huge debate within the field. Director Kyle Lloyd Arpke introduces us to both sides of the argument, encouraging us to really think about things and where our own opinion lies. The two main subjects of The New Extinction are … Continue reading FILM REVIEW: The New Extinction (2026)
Rating: ★★★★ Gabriela Ledesma’s The Exit State is set in a dystopian version of the United States. Things have gotten so bad that people are desperate to relocate, forming the storyline for this upcoming horror-thriller movie. Across its 90 minute run time, we follow a group of people who are travelling from the US to Mexico. It’s a dangerous journey, especially considering one of the … Continue reading FILM REVIEW: The Exit State (2026)
It feels surreal to be writing here again. It’s both a good and a bad thing as I navigate a major change in my life, but I remain grateful that the blog is still here for me. Long time readers will know that Lucy Goes to Hollywood was my gateway into the journalism industry, and I have a lot to thank it for. Unfortunately, my … Continue reading Lucy Goes to Hollywood is back from the grave: life update and changes to the blog
Rating: ★★★★ With social media dominating our lives, it’s not surprising that we’re seeing an emergence of stories that focus on how we connect with each other virtually. This is the case for Ron’s Gone Wrong, which is essentially about how society reacts when the latest bit of tech comes out. We all know the answer to that: everyone goes wild and simply must have … Continue reading FILM REVIEW: Ron’s Gone Wrong (2021)
Rating: ★★★★
Edgar Wright’s latest film Last Night in Soho was unsurprisingly one of the most highly anticipated films of London Film Festival 2021, to the point where I was willing to get up at 5:30am just so I could be in the queue on time. I know, the things I do for filmmakers right?
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Rating: ★★★
After the hugely disappointing Jigsaw in 2017, it’s safe to say I once again felt apprehensive about another instalment in the long-running Saw franchise which has spanned several films and even video games.
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Hi everyone,
I’m so pleased to announce the launch of my brand new podcast, Tea-V-Time. With many of us still in lockdown and unable to pop to a coffee shop with a friend, I thought this podcast was a good way to get together with some wonderful members of the film community and chat about some great TV shows.
Rating: ★★★★ 1/2
Being a teenager is hard, as it’s a time in your life where you’re not a child, not really an adult, and you have a lot of complicated stuff going on. There’s school, first loves, trying to fit in, bickering with your parents, the list goes on.
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