Olly Richards, Author at NME

‘Censor’ review: violence, gore and video nasties in Thatcher’s Britain

Imagined hysteria over scary movies soon bleeds into film censor Enid's very real breakdown

‘Censor’: behind the screams on 2021’s most striking horror film

Set during the infamous 'Video Nasty' furore of the 1980s

‘A Quiet Place Part II’ review: a gripping horror sequel that’s worth shouting about

You'll gasp, scream and jump out of your skin – but remember to keep the noise down

Billie Piper: “‘Framing Britney Spears’ made me so angry I had to turn it off”

After years of taking cues from other people, the first-time director is finally dancing to her own tune

‘Frank of Ireland’: Brian and Domhnall Gleeson on their zany new sitcom

Inside the acting brothers' rude and raucous Channel 4 series

David Oyelowo: “I don’t want to be a cog in a wheel… I’d rather own the whole bicycle”

With new film 'Come Away' out this week, the 'Selma' and 'Spooks' actor discusses the changes needed in Hollywood, working with George Clooney, and much more

‘Industry’ review: brash banker drama plays like ‘Mad Men’ with a hint of ‘Skins’

Sex, drugs and tons of cash – the BBC's new series follows a group of fast-living financial recruits

Joe Dempsie: “Good luck getting ‘Game Of Thrones’ remade – you got a spare $500m?”

The ex-Westerosi on fame, fans and that final season

‘Brave New World’ star Hannah John-Kamen: “The beauty of sci-fi is that it mirrors today”

In a world where dystopian drama feels more like non-fiction, the 'Ready Player One' actress has made a career out of predicting the future

‘Saint Frances’ review: a must-watch indie gem from one of Hollywood’s brightest new talents

Writer-star Kelly O'Sullivan has crafted 2020's best coming of age drama