Anthology

The V/H/S franchise is one of the longest running franchises in the found footage subgenre of horror cinema, bested only by Paranormal Activity and Blair Witch. In terms of quality, found footage movies are almost always a gamble. It’s…

Spoilers for 2019's The Twilight Zone reboot. About a year late, in relative isolation, I watched the first season of Jordan Peele’s reboot of The Twilight Zone. When the show came out I was intrigued, feeling that Peele’s twisted and…

Today (December 28) saw the surprise release of a Black Mirror film, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.  Named after an obscure 1980's video game that never saw the light of day, it is truly unique in that it's the first true interactive cinematic…

“You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you.” - Ray Bradbury The Lit Review is here to help you stay drunk on good writing! News Bord Gáis International Recognition Award It has been announced that David Walliams,…

I love the anthology format, the idea that an audience can sit down each week to watch a series they enjoy yet not know exactly what they are about to see. There is a beauty to it, particularly in this modern world where there’s an…

Looking at the Stars is a limited-edition anthology of Irish writing including poetry, prose and non-fiction. Costing €15 per copy with a limited print run of one thousand copies the anthology is hoped to raise €15,000 for the Rough…