Features & Interviews

Mark Jenkin on his analog essentials (WePresent, Jan 2023)

Interview with Chinonye Chukwu (Curzon Film Journal, Jan 2023)

Horror in fancy clothes (BFI, December 2022)

Be kind and rewind: Inside the growing cult of VHS survivalists (The Independent, November 2022)

Cinemas aren’t considered ‘cultural spaces’ (The Guardian, October 2022)

A monster calls: why the ‘horror universe’ is an idea whose time has come (The Guardian, October 2022)

Do Worry, Darling (TimeOut, September 2022)

Why Marilyn Monroe is the world’s most misunderstood icon (BBC Culture, September 2022)

Catwoman through the years: leather fits, female rage and class guilt (i-D, April 2022)

Why Nicolas Cage is Hollywood's most misunderstood star (BBC Culture, April 2022)

Deep Water fails to revive the erotic thriller (The Face, March 2022)

Sean Baker on Red Rocket’s Radical Empathy (Curzon Film Journal, March 2022)

Why Britney Spears’ Crossroads is an underrated coming of age classic (Little White Lies, February 2022)

The Eyelashes of Tammy Faye (Curzon Film Journal, Feb 2022)

Succession and TV's super-rich: Have we stopped ogling them? (BBC Culture, December 2021)

The Humiliation of Shiv Roy (NME, December 2021)

Star Makers: Casting is the invisible artistry of filmmaking (WePresent, November 2021)

Father, Son and House of Gucci (Curzon Film Journal, November 2021)

About Last Night - Interview with Edgar Wright (Sight & Sound, November 2021)

Dread is the modern condition (The Guardian, October 2021)

The Divisive Power of American Horror Story, Ten Years On (Den of Geek, October 2021)

Netflix's Fear Street and the return of gory 'slasher' horror (BBC Culture, June 2021)

Ode to the Messy Bisexual (Little White Lies, June 2021)

Interview with Emerald Fennell (Sight & Sound, April 2021)

How Brendan Fraser Invented the Modern Himbo (Little White Lies, March 2021)

Religious Horror (BFI, October 2020)

Blood, Hair and Pain: Ginger Snaps at 20 (Little White Lies, September 2020)

Slow Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Tortoise, August 2020)

Open Your Eyes (BFI, July 2020)

The Survival of Cinema (Tortoise, May 2020)

Preaching about the Perverted (Sight & Sound, April 2020)

Manifesto for Female Rage (Little White Lies, April 2020)

Weird Westerns (BFI, March 2020)

Lovecraftian Horror (BFI, February 2020)

Prickly Business (Sight & Sound, June 2018)