I sat down with the editorial teams of Polyphony, Juncture, and Manchester Historian to discuss the importance and processes of student academic publishing
Looking back upon FromSoftware's Bloodborne ten years after its release
UMDS' adaptation of The Duchess of Malfi manages to revive a powerful depiction of Jacobean misogyny
Amidst the controversies and delays, Assassin's Creed Shadows has received a markedly strange unveiling
The Whitworth's latest exhibition, Turner: In Light and Shade, features a decent-if-hampered collection of the 19th century great's works
City of Glass, produced by Spiegelman, is proof of the potential that comic books hold.
As the daily grind grows ever more insistent, a number of video games have made rest an integral part of their game designs
Robert Eggers’ remake of the horror classic film Nosferatu is a sumptuously gothic treat that inherits much from its vampiric ancestors
As 2024 draws to a close, it's time to look back on all of the fantastic films and TV series we have been treated to this year
The Mancunion interviewed Vice-Chancellor Duncan Ivison during Reclaim the Night, discussing his involvement is the student demonstration
Despite being the highest-grossing entertainment sector, the games industry continues to struggle to receive the same media attention as other entertainment industries
A decade after its release, P.T. is still the scariest piece of media I've ever had the (dis)pleasure of consuming
