Book Review: The Girl On The Train

By Zainab Patel 18th October 2016 Reviews 0 comments

THE NOVEL ‘The Girl On The Train’ was published in 2015 and the movie adaptation has currently engrossed 44.8 million USD. Author Paula Hawking’s […]

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GRIMMFEST 2016 REVIEW: Tonight She Comes

By Quays News Staff 13th October 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

IN his final instalment of reviews from Grimmfest 2016, our critic Morgan Robinson sat down to see the unique horror […]

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REVIEW: Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children

By Quays News Staff 12th October 2016 Film, Reviews 0 comments

WHEN news emerged of the plans to adapt the classic novel into a major motion picture many fans were overjoyed. The story […]

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GRIMMFEST 2016 REVIEW: PET

By Quays News Staff 11th October 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

PET is a film that was on everyone’s radar going into this Grimmfest 2016; and boy did it deliver. After debuting […]

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GRIMMFEST 2016 REVIEW: Train to Busan

By Quays News Staff 9th October 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

FRIDAY (October 7) at Grimmfest 2016 ended with the Northern premiere of a film that woke up every sleepy person in […]

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GRIMMFEST 2016 REVIEW: Broken

By Quays News Staff 8th October 2016 Culture, Film 0 comments

AT a horror film festival, it’s not outrageous to expect to see horror films. Shaun Robert Smith’s Broken is less […]

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PREVIEW: Grimmfest 2016

By Quays News Staff 5th October 2016 Culture, Film 0 comments

THE EIGHTH annual Grimmfest, the North’s top film festival for all things horror, cult and fantastical is back in Manchester this […]

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FILM REVIEW: Supersonic

By Natalie Rees 3rd October 2016 Culture, Film 0 comments

“It’s beautiful and it’s euphoric.” During the live via satellite Q and A after the film, Liam Gallagher’s continued love […]

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FILM REVIEW: Captain Fantastic

By Quays News Staff 11th September 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

ONE of the most important aspects of a film is to tell a good story and while films often go […]

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FILM REVIEW: Cafe Society

By Quays News Staff 4th September 2016 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

REST assured that until his dying day, Woody Allen will continue to bring us his customary ‘one film a year’. […]

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