Byows, Bars and Bass-Boosted Beats: Unknown T’s ADOLESCENCE
Praise for Unknown T’s second mixtape, ADOLESCENCE. Continue reading Byows, Bars and Bass-Boosted Beats: Unknown T’s ADOLESCENCE
Author: Reece Beckett
Reece Beckett is a film critic and poet - he has authored Portrait of a City on Fire, and has written for Impspired Magazine, Taste of Cinema, Film News U.K. and more...
Review: Synergy – A new art magazine by Jack Martyn Richardson and Paulina Korobkiewicz.
Words on a new, independent collaborative art magazine by painter Jack Richardson & photographer Paulina Korobkiewicz. Continue reading Review: Synergy – A new art magazine by Jack Martyn Richardson and Paulina Korobkiewicz.
On the Films of Paul Schrader
Looking at the best and/or most significant films with Schrader’s involvement across his towering four decade career. Continue reading On the Films of Paul Schrader
The Last Duel: Ridley Scott confronts history from a modern perspective.
The acclaimed new film from Ridley Scott boasts a terrific cast, a fascinating narrative structure and a lengthy runtime. But the majority of the conversation ought to be surrounding the morals of the film. Continue reading The Last Duel: Ridley Scott confronts history from a modern perspective.
Raging Bull – Lil Ugly Mane’s Pop Precursor
Discussing Lil Ugly Mane, his new record and the steps leading to it. Continue reading Raging Bull – Lil Ugly Mane’s Pop Precursor
Earl Sweatshirt – Modern Rap’s Truest Poet
A long overdue profile on my favourite musical artist. Continue reading Earl Sweatshirt – Modern Rap’s Truest Poet
Celebrating Late Registration: Kanye West’s Crowning Achievement
Looking back at Kanye’s orchestral hit Continue reading Celebrating Late Registration: Kanye West’s Crowning Achievement
Last Action Hero: Appreciating Jean Claude Van Damme
Looking at the work of Van Damme, from Woo to Hark to Hyams. Continue reading Last Action Hero: Appreciating Jean Claude Van Damme
ANNETTE: An expressionistic, tragic masterpiece.
Leos Carax strikes again! Continue reading ANNETTE: An expressionistic, tragic masterpiece.
A Claire Denis Appreciation
A look at master director Claire Denis and her many great films. Continue reading A Claire Denis Appreciation
Reece Beckett Reviews 