Film Reviews

Jenn Spiers 4 April 2015

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck shows an extremely open and revealing side to the reclusive grunge icon. Comprised of Cobain’s...

Andrew McArthur 2 April 2015

You would be wrong presuming that Russell Crowe had opted for a small scale project to launch his debut as...

Thomas Jones 2 April 2015

Bleach 14 Part 2 1/2 Ichigo vs Aizen: let the showdown for the sake of the two worlds begin! Humans...

Alice Hubley 31 March 2015

Hot Sugar is Nick Koenig, a New York based musician and artist who has developed a process of constructing music...

Andrew McArthur 30 March 2015

Attempting to distinguish itself from the rest of the American High School teen-comedies out there, Ari Sandel's The DUFF provides...

Alice Hubley 29 March 2015

Uncle Kent 2 is a surreal film, hard to categorise and highly unique, it’s not surprising that it won the...

Alice Hubley 29 March 2015

7 Chinese Brothers is a new film by Bob Byington (Somebody Up Their Likes Me). The film is about...

Ian Schultz 28 March 2015

Any new film by Christopher Nolan is always an event and his latest Interstellar is no exception. Over the last...

Andrew McArthur 27 March 2015

I can't say I'm easily offended. As someone who enjoys intelligent bad taste and counts John Waters as a cinematic...

Alice Hubley 27 March 2015

This is the new film by Michael Showalter, one half of the writing duo who brought us last year’s They...

Alice Hubley 27 March 2015

My favourite teen movie of all time is the Jamie Babbit film from 1999, But I’m A Cheerleader. The film...

Paul 27 March 2015

Right from the outset one has to point put that there is really nothing to disappoint where Disney’s new real-life...

Alice Hubley 26 March 2015

Love & Mercy is a biopic about Beach Boy Brian Wilson. The film centres around two parts of Brian’s life....

Alice Hubley 26 March 2015

Manson Family Vacation was one of four films at SXSW with a Duplass Brothers connection. The Duplass Brother’s production company...