Wake The Tiger in Bristol a Must for every Arts student in the Wessex Area
Written for Wessex Student Magazine The history of universities in the UK is a rich tapestry woven through centuries of...
This was my first time attending An Experience Festival, and what stood out most was its cosy and intimate atmosphere....
“If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you?”Given Steven...
With over a decade since the last instalment, the Scary Movie franchise is back. While some things have changed, such...
GuilFest 2026 delivered a friendly, well-organised family festival packed with nostalgic acts, singalong moments and a warm community atmosphere. From Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Proclaimers to Haircut 100, Kula Shaker and Heather Small, the weekend had plenty to enjoy — though limited vegetarian food, sound delays and a lack of shade held it back from being even better.
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The screen bled into a suffocating close-up of a ringing telephone, the sound unnaturally sharp against the silence of the theater. In Obsession, Curry Barker doesn’t just invite the audience to watch a descent into madness; he traps them in the room with it. Following the viral, jagged success of Milk & Serial, Barker trades found-footage grit for a slick, neo-noir aesthetic that feels like velvet wrapped around a razor blade.
By the Wessex Student Team As the dust settles on the Matterley Estate for another year, it’s time to look...
I’ve been afraid of late night drives for as long as I can remember, so the opening scene of Passenger...