I reviewed the highest grossing animated film ever, NE ZHA 2 There’s a good reason why audiences couldn’t stop coming back for this one - it’s pure cinematic spectacle Check out my review on Skwigly | Animation News, Interviews, Podcasts

i took a break from sharpening my hatchets to pen this month’s SFX magazine cover story 🖤

"And I'll be waiting." One of my favourite Kevin Conroy Batman moments from one of the best episodes of Batman: TAS. He's the GOAT.

just a shortlist off the top of my head of recently under-marketed, wonderful Black-led movies Highest 2 Lowest Sing Sing Nickel Boys On Becoming a Guinea Fowl The Fire Inside Earth Mana A Thousand and One All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt They Cloned Tyrone Till Passing Da 5 Bloods

One community can lobby effectively enough to get a film screened 24 hours after it was rejected. Another community cannot get food to its own people.

All of these deserved more. Frustrating.

Disappointing. #FreePalestine

This week, we see if we’re a match with Celine Song’s MATERIALISTS, get closer than ever with body horror TOGETHER, while Bob Odenkirk dusts off those knuckles for NOBODY 2. Plus, in our HOT TAKE, we dive into Noah Hawley’s ALIEN: EARTH, with spoilers. creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/fa…

The LFF CRITICS SUPPORT FUND IS BACK. Our Hanna is here to help low-income critics and film journos with financial assistance at this year's London Film Festival. Check your eligibility and apply now! Deadline: 10.09.2025! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Hanna Flint is bringing back the excellent Critics Support Fund initiative again for this year’s LFF! If you’re a journalist from a low-income backgrounds, this fantastic opportunity could be for you. Read the application link carefully before applying! forms.gle/P66Ck36qxDYXha…

The first episode of my new film podcast is now live on YouTube! This is a 90-minute conversation with Josh Brolin about Weapons, No Country, The Goonies, Thanos, life and so much more. Watch and subscribe with the link below. Would love any feedback! youtube.com/watch?v=bjLEcK…

This will never not be funny.

I can’t believe I'm saying this, but I’ve been laid off from Variety after four years. I'm devastated, but I’m really proud of the work I did there, between doubling our following as social media editor, to writing four cover stories and breaking countless exclusives as a film

It would be so funny if this was what convinced Netflix to commit to theatrical releases.