Gaming Editor Alex Green takes a look at the recent Vox Lux and its depiction of mass violence, finding it sadly leaves a bad taste in the mouth

Gaming Editor Alex Green is left sorely disappointed by Alita: Battle Angel, the latest addition to the canon of western adaptations of hit Japanese manga titles

To mark the film's DVD release, Redbrick Film critics weigh in on Captain Marvel, the first of Marvel Studios' films to be headlined solely by a woman

Gaming Critic Alex Green looks at the second instalment of Life is Strange: Rules. Can this episode live up to his high expectations?

Film Editor Alex Green fondly looks back on a hidden gem, Catch Me If You Can, starring the dynamic duo - Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks

Redbrick Film critics preview upcoming UK releases for summer 2019 and share their personal recommendations

Incoming Gaming Editor Alex Green chats to Joel Hakalax from Storm in a Teacup about the team's most recent game: Close to the Sun, a first-person horror adventure set on-board a ruined scientific utopia.

Gaming Writers and Editors weigh in on their favourite multiplayer games, just in time for the summer

Film Critic Alex Green is not impressed with first-time director Justin Baldoni's film Five Feet Apart which depicts two CF patients as they fall in love

Film Critic Alex Green rejoices at Fighting With My Family - finally a wrestling film with a brilliant cast that is just plainly enjoyable!

Alex Green charts the influence time mechanics have had on video games, investigating the different types represented throughout the years

Ahead of the release of their fifth feature Missing Link, Film Critic Alex Green looks back at the history of Laika, one of the most ambitious animation studios