Following the roaring success* of our “What your favourite Christmas film says about you” post (*two likes on Twitter), today we’re here with a sister post that dives a little deeper into the real festive litmus test of your personality: which Love, Actually storyline you are. Love, Actually expertly weaves nine separate love stories of allContinue reading “What Your Favourite Love, Actually Storyline Says About You”
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What Your Favourite Christmas Film Says About You
Whether we like to admit it or not, we all have a go-to Christmas film, one that either makes us remember the little kid in us during the festive season or makes us look around and appreciate the lives we have now. As old classics crop up year after year and new Christmas hits startContinue reading “What Your Favourite Christmas Film Says About You”
Ranking TV Christmas Specials
There’s something special about that time of year when a show you love puts out a Christmas episode. No matter what show it is and whether it “works” or not, a Christmas special brings such a particular festive joy that’s hard to match. To celebrate this, we’re ranking our favourite Television Christmas Specials, from theContinue reading “Ranking TV Christmas Specials”
Films You Missed while SAG-AFTRA was Striking
It’s official: the SAG-AFTRA strike is over after 118 days! Since July, actors across the world have been unable to work on or promote any and all film and television whilst the SAG-AFTRA Union have been negotiating with the AMPTP (the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers) for better terms for actors, including fairerContinue reading “Films You Missed while SAG-AFTRA was Striking”
Ranking the Datability of Classic Horror Villains
Happy Halloween everybody! We’re celebrating the best holiday of the year with the most iconic horror movie villains and a Blueprint classic – a datability ranking. We’re pitting slasher against demon in an ultimate battle of partners to determine who would be the best classic horror villain to date. Some of these lovely people mightContinue reading “Ranking the Datability of Classic Horror Villains”
“Be Not Afraid” – Mike Flanagan’s ‘Midnight Mass’
Be Not Afraid Mike Flanagan’s fifth and final series for Netflix is officially now streaming worldwide, and after Blueprint co-editor Jamie recently revisited The Haunting of Hill House, Madeleine is now here to revisit her personal favourite of the Flanagan show line up: Midnight Mass. Released in September of 2021, the limited series follows aContinue reading ““Be Not Afraid” – Mike Flanagan’s ‘Midnight Mass’”
Film & TV Costumes for Halloween 2023
Still struggling to choose a Halloween costume a week before the big night? Fear not, the Blueprint have your back: we’ve assembled the best culturally relevant costumes that are as iconic as they are fairly simple to pull off with some smart purchases. These are the best film and television references from the past yearContinue reading “Film & TV Costumes for Halloween 2023”
Flick or Treat
Bonjour to October – and bone-jour to Halloween! At the Blueprint we’ve carefully cultivated thirty one films to best get you in the festive mood in a Halloween advent calendar of sorts – we’re calling it Flick or Treat! Our month of film recommendations is a blend of horror, the macabre, and spooky fun filmsContinue reading “Flick or Treat”
The Best Fictional Roommates
And they were roommates! (Oh my god they were roommates!) We’re celebrating one year of living together at Blueprint headquarters, and we’re going to do it with some of the best fictional roommates. Whether we actually relate to them or just enjoy their vibes, some of our favourite pieces of media happen to include someContinue reading “The Best Fictional Roommates”
Theater Camp
You’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t have some kind of memory of the stage as a child: whether it was school performances or putting on plays for your parents at home in the garden, most of us had our taste of the spotlight once upon a time. It’s just that not allContinue reading “Theater Camp”