Humanity Hallows, Author at aAh! Magazine

Film, Review
The Snowman: “Safe to say it won’t last the winter”

20th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 147

★★☆☆☆ By Robert Milarvie The Snowman Director: Tomas Alfredson The Snowman promised so much – an A-list cast of Michael Fassbender (Shame), Rebecca Ferguson (The Girl on the Train) and J.K Simmons (Whiplash) within a ridiculous murder mystery plot. While the trailer presented an edgy return for the director responsible for excellent films such as Let The…
Games, Manchester
Review: PLAY Expo Manchester 2017

16th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 598

By Thomas Brady Photography: Sean O’Mahoney The North’s biggest gaming convention, returned to Manchester this weekend with a packed programme of games, tournaments, cosplay and merchandise. PLAY Expo’s two-day event welcomed close to 25,000 people and offered a feast of all things gaming. There was something there for every gamer to bite their teeth into, no…
News, Opinion
Student experience: “I was young and had been diagnosed with something I didn’t understand”

16th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 212

Student Harry Spindler shares his experience of Biopolar disorder. By Harry Spindler For many, the best years of your life are the last few spent at secondary school. What could possibly bring you down? Most of my friends were content, or outwardly so, with the direction they were going in. Some were working, studying or sneaking into…
Manchester, Music
“A celebration of diversity, uniqueness and chaos”: Deadbolt Festival 2017 Review

16th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 95

After taking a year off to recover from 2015’s breakthrough event, Deadbolt Festival makes an outstanding return to Manchester. By Leigh Hewitt More than 60 pop-punk, metal core, hardcore and rock bands played to music-hungry crowds across six stages and two days at this year’s Deadbolt Festival. Attracting big names including Martyr Defiled, Carcer City, Junior,…
Manchester, News, Travel
What to expect when travelling to uni by train

10th October 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 129

By Zahra Arshad Travelling to university can be tough when you’re coming in from further afield. Getting out of bed can be a chore any day, let alone when you’ve got a two hour journey ahead of you. If you’re not one of the lucky ones, who gets to roll out of bed five minutes before…

The Snowman: “Safe to say it won’t last the winter”

Review: PLAY Expo Manchester 2017

Student experience: “I was young and had been diagnosed with something I didn’t understand”

“A celebration of diversity, uniqueness and chaos”: Deadbolt Festival 2017 Review

What to expect when travelling to uni by train

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