In Issue 25 of The Evening Glass, we discuss a divergent brace of cult sci-fi visions. The kitsch embrace of a shag carpet zero-G space…
James Cameron and Christopher Nolan are two of our favourite Hollywood directors. In his singular, unfashionable dedications to practical effects, specificity of medium, cinematic exhibition…
In reference, and deference, to the 1994 triple-whammy that turned Jim Carrey into an overnight sensation (ten years in the making), this month’s Electronic Labyrinth sees Luke…
Maybe two weeks is a long time in pop culture – but this…is The Evening Glass. Mindfulness podcasting. Where conversation slows down to a crawl…where we chew every…
Amid the Marvel maelstrom, a trepidatious Fletcher Walton is joined by comedian and box office boffin Aidan McCaffery to open the books on the Feige juggernaut…
To commemorate 30 years since it hit UK cinemas, Fletcher Walton explains some of the important ways in which the best action film of…
When VHS was king, we weren’t so proud or so wealthy or so cognisant of copyright law that we wouldn’t use the opportunity to dub…
We preface a new season of The Evening Glass by looking back at a 12 months so impressive it took 13 just to catch up – the…
In the 20th year since its UK release, Fletcher is joined by comedian and Paul Thomas Anderson fan Aidan McCaffery to discuss perhaps the best…
A sixth Mission: Impossible provides the only opportunity needed to inaugurate Moviebrat cinemaestro Brian De Palma into The Electronic Labyrinth as Luke and Fletcher discuss the entire franchise,…