In the third and final part of our year in review, Fletcher Walton and Joe Espiner look in greater depth at five of the features…
In the second installment of our year-end review, Joe Espiner and Fletcher Walton guide us through a (half-) year at the multiplex. Copshop (Joe…
In our first of three year-end articles, child of the ’80s Luke Littleboy tries to sense-make in a Post-Thatcher, Post-9/11, Post-Bailout, Post-Brexit, Post-Trump, very…
In Issue 30 of The Evening Glass, Fletcher Walton is joined by comedy’s Aidan McCaffery to discuss Fletcher’s recent extensive analysis of the streaming landscape…
As Covid-19 lockdown (sort of) eases in (parts of) the UK, Fletcher Walton and Luke Littleboy review how they’ve been feeling and what they’ve been…
In Issue 29 of the The Evening Glass, Luke and Fletcher return to Luke's DVD A to Z for the first time in a year…
OSS20-0519/0612FW103 – From the Files of O.S.S. – No Short Cuts: The O.S.S. Guide to Streaming Films in the UK Supplementary to our forthcoming discussion on The…
The Evening Glass has long functioned as a clearinghouse of relative topicality for whatever Luke and I happened to like at the flicks or on TV…
A reluctantly single yuppie inadvertently befriends the lonely oddball who installed his cable. An over-the-hill male model is brainwashed into a political assassination. A band…
Comedy’s Aidan McCaffery is an apostate. He has renounced his longtime comic congregation, the London Metropolitan Elite Church of the Woke & Vegan Reading Annex,…