Articles by Matthew Ritchie

Marching Church

Telling It Like It Is

PUBLISHED Oct 28, 2016

Elias Bender Rønnenfelt is primarily known for fronting the angular, abrasive, arty post-punk band Iceage, but it's his side project Marchi...

Nine Things We Learned from Cure Co-Founder Lol Tolhurst's New Memoir

PUBLISHED Oct 19, 2016

Formed in the London, UK suburb of Crawley in 1976, the Cure would go on to shape the worlds of pop, new wave, alternative and goth rock wi...

Kill Command

Directed by Steven Gomez

PUBLISHED Oct 18, 2016

Steven Gomez has been making a name for himself as a visual effects supervisor for years now, so it makes sense that when he decided to tak...

Cured: The Tale of Two Imaginary Boys

Written by Lol Tolhurst

PUBLISHED Oct 18, 2016

Stories of rock stars succumbing to the excesses of the '80s only to rebound and get sober decades later are a dime a dozen, but there's so...

The Accountant

Directed by Gavin O'Connor

PUBLISHED Oct 14, 2016

Ben Affleck has had a tough year. After a very public divorce, the former Hollywood heartthrob went on to play Batman in not one, but two o...

The Girl on the Train

Directed by Tate Taylor

PUBLISHED Oct 6, 2016

Even before the first few film critics saw early screenings of American filmmaker Tate Taylor's adaptation of Paula Hawkins' novel The Girl...

The Magnificent Seven

Directed by Antoine Fuqua

PUBLISHED Sep 16, 2016

Reboots get a bad rap, and for good reason: for the most part, they're unimaginative vehicles designed to milk more money out of titles fil...

Burn Your Maps

Directed by Jordan Roberts

PUBLISHED Sep 16, 2016

Surprisingly, Burn Your Maps — a movie starring Canadian child star Jacob Tremblay as a boy who thinks he's a Mongolian goat herder — is on...