Chloe Walker

United Kingdom

Contributing Writer at Culturefly

Films and stuff. Writing about 70s TV movies (@PasteMagazine), classic Hollywood (@BFI), current releases (@Culturefly), and podcasts (@Pod_Review).

Articles

Smashing the goldfish bowl: how the Grierson sisters helped pioneer British documentary

1 week ago | bfi.org.uk | Ros Cranston |Chloe Walker |Kieron Corless |Stuart Isaac Burnside

As part of the BFI’s Film on Film Festival – our festival honouring the medium of film itself, where every film is projected from a print – we are also celebrating the creativity of Ruby and Marion Grierson, sisters who have been overshadowed by their brother John Grierson, a legendary figure in the history of documentary filmmaking.
Splatoon: 10 years of Nintendo’s joyous, messy squid game

1 week ago | bfi.org.uk | Stuart Isaac Burnside |Chloe Walker |Nick James |Christopher Bird

Nintendo can often seem a company led by contradictions. For every fresh trail the Kyoto giant blazes, there’s an example of them being stubbornly stuck in the past. 2015 was the age of the Wii U, their ambitious but flawed follow-up to the mega-successful Wii.
Finest hours: Martha Vickers in The Big Sleep

1 week ago | bfi.org.uk | Chloe Walker |Nick James |Christopher Bird |Stuart Isaac Burnside

On what would have been her 100th birthday, we remember model-turned-actress Martha Vickers and her scene-stealing performance – playing younger sister to Lauren Bacall – as the flirtatious Carmen Sternwood. 28 May 2025“You’re not very tall, are you?”In the opening scene of 1946 noir classic The Big Sleep, Carmen Sternwood makes quite the impression. After disparaging the height of private detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart), the two trade more flirtatious words.
Titanic: Ship of Dreams Makes a Century-old Tragedy Feel Immediate

1 week ago | podcastreview.org | Chloe Walker

In the early hours of April 15, 1912, the biggest ship in the world ran into an iceberg, leaving over 1,500 people dead. In immense, absorbing detail, Titanic: Ship of Dreams traces the story of the most famous nautical disaster in history — from the ship’s inception, through that horrifying night, all the way up to the movie adaptations.
SuperForex review: How I got my funds back

1 week ago | medium.com | Chloe Walker

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How I was able to recover my money back from SuperForex

1 week ago | medium.com | Chloe Walker

How I was able to recover my money back from SuperForexSuperForex lies and steals. Every time I tried to withdraw my funds, they came up with a new excuse and always demanded more money. It was a cycle of manipulation and false promises. Please do not trust or invest with SuperForex. If you’ve already fallen victim to their scam, I strongly recommend contacting alexandererickson209@ g mail. com or messaging him on WhatsApp at +1 6 72 386 65 47.
Good One Review - Culturefly

3 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Chloe Walker

17-year-old Sam (Lily Collias) expected company her own age when she agreed to go on a camping trip with her dad, Chris (James Le Gros), and his friend Matt (Danny McCarthy). But after Matt has a falling out with his son, the three of them head off into the forest without Sam’s teenage buddy. Although she’s comfortable enough with Chris and Matt that this doesn’t initially feel like a disaster, over the course of the weekend, their dynamic begins to change.
Book Review: Girl, 1983 by Linn Ullman

3 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Chloe Walker

Linn Ullman is a renowned literary critic and novelist in Norway. However, globally, she will probably always be best known as the daughter of legendary Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman and Norwegian actress Liv Ullman. Several years ago now, Linn published Unquiet, an unconventional memoir about what it was like to grow up with such astronomically famous parents.
Blink's Incredible Story of Recovery Succumbs to Tropes

3 weeks ago | podcastreview.org | Chloe Walker

One day in May 2017, Jake Haendel was pulled over for driving dangerously. Rightfully so, as he was high on heroin. But it wasn’t the drugs that had been having this strange effect on his body. It was as if he was losing control of it completely. Days after his arrest, things got so bad that he wound up in the emergency room. He was diagnosed with toxic progressive leukoencephalopathy, a rare disease that eats away at the white matter of your brain.
10 great films about popes

1 month ago | bfi.org.uk | David Parkinson |Josh Slater-Williams |Chloe Walker |Rory Doherty

The papacy and cinema go back a long way. Leo XIII became the first moving picture pope in July 1896, with successor Pius X being filmed in 1907. He would become the first cine-saint when he was canonised in 1954, two years after Henri Vidon had played him in The Secret Conclave (1952), which was the first feature to recreate a papal election. Pius actually disapproved of moving images and forbade their exhibition in churches in 1909.