
Sue Murphy
Sue is originally from Dublin but went to college in Galway to pursue a BA in Arts and Masters in Classical Civilizations and couldn't get back out. Finally abandoning the West, Sue completed a Masters in Film Theory in Trinity and went on to become a film critic across outlets in Dublin working for the Movies and Booze tour with Moncrieff on Newstalk and as producer for Spin 1038 We Love Movies. She’s written for Den Of Geek, IFI.ie, Flickfeast.co.uk and has worked on the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival. Sue's greatest ambition is to write a script for an Adam Sandler classic and retire in Italy with George Clooney.
Latest Articles


Nine Things You May Not Have Known About The Man In Black, Johnny Cash
We celebrate the anniversary of the legendary Man in Black…

WIN! We Have Five Goody Bags And Tickets For Sex Tape To Give Away!
We have some great prizes.

“Help Is On The Way, Dear” Eleven Lessons We Learned From Mrs. Doubtfire
We learned so much from this legend.

“Well, Holy God” Eight Of The Best Irish TV Shows From The 80s
Ah the 80s. Better known as the best decade ever.


REVIEW: As Above, So Below, A Bonkers Horror That Is Actually Pretty Entertaining
It’s bonkers but somehow, and we’re not sure how, it’s really good.

Bill Murray Checks Tickets At A Baseball Game, Continues To Prove He’s A Legend
An actual real-life hero.

Her Debate And Poll: Can Men & Women Be Just Friends With No Romantic Feelings Ever?
With What If in cinemas this week, this really got us thinking about those relationships that we thought were friendships but were really so much more. Let’s face it, we’ve all had romantic notions about a friend every now and then but we want to know, can men and women really be “just friends”? With this in […]

REVIEW: The Grand Seduction, Another Fine Performance From Brendan Gleeson
Another lovely film starring Gleeson and well worth a watch.

“Mam! Help!” Nine Problems Every Girl Encounters Before Her Debs
Beware, at least one of the below may happen…

PODCAST – Between The Covers, The Her.ie Book Club Discuss “If You Were Me”
Sheila O’Flanagan is one of Ireland’s best loved authors and quite rightly so. Her style is fluid, her themes are universal and her characters are realistic. If You Were Me, her latest offering, ticks all of those boxes and more. This month, the Her.ie book club, Rebecca, Michelle and Cathy get together to discuss Sheila […]