Caragh-Rose Macfeeters, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

Caragh-Rose Macfeeters

‘Pale Man Times:’ Pan’s Labyrinth Comes to the UK 20 Years Later in 4K

Death-white, faceless. A sickly, sinewy figure sits; thin-boned, faceless. Old. Ancient drawings of it ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is Equal parts quick-witted, weighty and thoughtless (Film Review)

‘Obviously, if there were a bunch of infected zombie things on this train, I’d ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters
Olivia Caw sitting in a plaid armchair holding a microphone against a blue background surrounded by multiple microphone stands for the Edinburgh Fringe theatre production Common Tongue.

Common Tongue acknowledges our inherited awkwardness about the Scots language and refuses to squander the words we’ve been given (Fringe review) 4 Stars ****

 Could you name a Scottish poet other than Robert Burns? (‘The only Scottish poet!’) ...

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James McAvoy speaks about being reduced to an accent, Scots being discouraged from making films about themselves, and his directorial debut, California Schemin’ (Film Interview)

Despite being ‘the guy playing the Scottish king in the Scottish play,’ James McAvoy’s ...

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Iron Lung – Vauge game adaption lumbers and mumbles – there’s lots of blood, though! (film review)

Self-financed box-office hit Iron Lung makes for an ambitious but confused indie debut.  Directed, ...

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Dr. Strangelove at Glasgow Film Festival restrospective – Small Petty Men with power and destructive tendencies, scarily relevent in 2026 and, yes, it’s the bomb

Retrospective Feature: GFF Dr. Strangelove. “Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters