Matthew Allan
Matthew is a final-year student at Glasgow Caledonian University, pursuing a BA (Hons) in International Marketing. He has contributed to *The Edit*, the university’s student paper, where his passion for writing and storytelling shines through. His connection with film began early, thanks to his dad introducing him—perhaps a bit too young—to movies like Collateral, Rambo, and Terminator 2. That early exposure sparked a lasting love for cinema that continues to grow.
Review: ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ is a Confused, Un-Scary Sequel Drowning in its Own Silliness
Review: Ducournau's ‘Alpha’ is a Body Horror that Shows the Importance of Empathy When It's Far Easier to Shut Shop
Review: ‘All You Need is Kill’ Takes the Time-loop Approach with Depth Without Feeling Repetitive
Review: ‘Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc’ Surprises Audiences with its Beauty of Two People Meeting at Just the Right Time
Review: ‘ChaO’ is an Unusual Premise for a Love Story that Highlights the Immigrant Experience
Review: ‘Lupin the IIIrd the Movie: The Immortal Bloodline’ is a Fun Adventure in Takeshi Koike's Final Outing of His Childhood Hero
Review: ‘Redline’ at Fifteen is Still an Energetic Race You Can’t Look Away From
Review: ‘The Last Blossom’ is a Surprise of Scotland Loves Anime
Review: ‘Ballad of a Small Player’ Shows Promise but Folds Like a Pair of Cards
Review : ‘Christy’ is a Strong Debut, Showing How Community Creates a Home
Glasgow Towering Cinema Closes its Doors, Signifying the End of an Era
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One of those films you hear about is an all-timer; you watch it for the first time, as I did, and then you go, "hell yeah."
Read on Letterboxd ↗Tony, directed by Matt Johnson, takes audiences to Provincetown, where we are introduced to a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) who stumbles into the world of the restaurant kitchen. This…
Read on Letterboxd ↗When it came to the YA dystopian fever of the 2010s, it passed me by at the time. I did see The Maze Runner (2014) but missed out on Divergent…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Watched on Saturday August 22, 2026.
Read on Letterboxd ↗As I continue this MCU rewatch, I find myself at The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021), created by Malcolm Spellman, which I'm still quite down the middle on.After Sam…
Read on Letterboxd ↗2026 has given us a new Dinosaur film from David Robert Mitchell which is The End of Oak Street, which I had funsaurus time.After a cosmic event transports the neighbourhood…
Read on Letterboxd ↗I have had Queen & Silm (2019) by Melina Matsoukas in my Blu-Ray collection for a good while never really found the time until now.After Slim (Daniel Kaluuya) and Queen…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Until very recently, The Marvels (2023) from Nia DaCosta was the only MCU film I hadn’t seen, but it is a lot of fun.Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), Monica Rambeau…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Now, I wouldn’t usually include shows in my rewatches or rankings; however, there are a few of these Disney+ Marvel shows on Letterboxd, starting with WandaVision (2021), created by Jac…
Read on Letterboxd ↗After last rewatch being Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023) returning to The Guardians of Galaxy with Guardians of Galaxy Vol 3 (2023) from James Gunn felt like being rescued from…
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