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Category: PopMatters

‘I Ain’t Afraid of No YouTube’: When Hollywood Trailers Become Unhitched From Their Films

I like a good film trailer. More specifically, I like a good film trailer for a movie I don’t have … More

Film, June 2016, Online Essays, PopMatters

The Turner Prize: A Brief Introduction to Film and Video (and Disappointment in 2016)

In between the commencement of this year’s Festival de Cannes — arguably the most important showcase for European film and … More

Film, June 2016, Online Essays, PopMatters, Television

Hardcore POV: ‘Hardcore Henry’, the POV Shot, and ‘Let’s Watch’ Cinema

Ilya Naishuller’s unconventional action shoot-em-up film Hardcore Henry (2015) has polarized opinion. At the time of writing this, it has … More

Film, May 2016, Online Essays, PopMatters

Who Teaches the Daleks?: ‘Doctor Who’ and Fulfilling the BBC’s Remit for Educational Programming

Operating as a public broadcasting station since 1927, the BBC has been required by Royal Charter to serve the public … More

May 2016, New Worlds, PopMatters, Print Essays, Television

‘Culloden’ and ‘The War Game’ Don’t Rewrite History, They Rewrite How We Can Learn From the Past

On the moors of Culloden 1746, through the smoke of cannon fire and the fog of war, we see two … More

Apr 2016, Film, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

Surviving the Moral Narrative of ‘Taxi Driver’ 40 Years On

Forty years on from its release date in February 1976, Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver still thrives in our collective public … More

Feb 2016, Film, Online Essays, PopMatters

Jekyll and Hyde: Series 1, Episodes 8, 9, and 10

Before we get into the meat and bones of Jekyll and Hyde‘s final three cadaverous episodes, one thing should be addressed … More

Jan 2016, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

The Best TV of 2015: Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

Adapting Susanna Clarke’s novel, which Neil Gaiman called “unquestionably the finest English novel of the fantastic written in the last … More

Jan 2016, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

The Best TV of 2015: Humans

Adapted from the acclaimed Swedish sci-fi drama Real Humans, Humans is like a modern day I, Robot, Blade Runner, or Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence where … More

Jan 2016, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

The Frankenstein Chronicles: Series 1, Episode 6 – “Lost and Found”

In the season finalé of The Frankenstein Chronicles, we finally have our monsters, the residential mad scientist is finally revealed, as … More

Dec 2015, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

Jekyll and Hyde: Series 1, Episode 7 – “The Reaper”

This week’s mid-season episode, “The Reaper”, is for the first time in the series a sequel episode, giving it the … More

Dec 2015, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

The Frankenstein Chronicles: Series 1, Episode 5 – “The Frankenstein Murders”

Four people are in a candle-lit laboratory; two of them are the Shelleys (Richard Clements and Anna Maxwell Martin), one … More

Dec 2015, Online Reviews, PopMatters, Television

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