In a strange turn of events you will all be able to see the face behind the blog, six years of mystique and elusiveness GONE, just like that. Thrown out the window never to be […]
Author: Barzino
Jorja Smith – Lost & Found (Album Review)
Jorja Smith’s debut outting is a pain-filled masterpiece coloured by the experience of a soul beyond its years. The most naked expression of ones soul is an occurrence that happens in flashes and spells, just […]
My Favourite Albums Of All-Time – Bad (Michael Jackson)
This is the long-awaited second instalment of the “My Favourite Albums Of All Time” series, Michael Jackson’s 1987 album “Bad” – the first being The Game’s “Jesus Piece” album all the way back in 2015. […]
Honeymood (2020) – Film Review
The existence of the ‘honeymoon period’ has never been called into question in a more hilarious or erratic way. The night after the wedding ceremony usually has all of the unpredictability of a Lil Pump […]
Soul – Film Review
What is the meaning of life? Is a life unfulfilled a life worth living? Is there more awaiting us after death? You would be forgiven for assuming that this is the opening line of a […]
Interview With The Amazing Alana Hicks (Writer and Director of ‘Chicken’)
Those of you who are familiar with the content on this page will have become accustomed to a singular voice – mine. With all the things that I’ve written, It would probably come as a […]
You Should Be Watching… Chicken (Short Film)
Director: Alana Hicks Cast: Mariah Alone, Wendy P. Mocke, Mia Evans Rorris, Greta Lee Jackson. The art of telling a short story is one that is often underestimated. The natural assumption is that anything shorter […]
Mogul Mowgli (2020) – Film Review
Bassam Tariq’s “Mogul Mowgli” is a vulnerable and brutal exploration of what happens when the illusion of control is obliterated and the fragility of self-identity is exposed. Bassam Tariq’s “Mogul Mowgli” is a vulnerable and […]
Time – Film Review
This stellar doc recounts a woman’s epic fight for justice and love against all odds There is no greater danger to the lives of people from marginalised groups than the system they are born into. […]
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