Film Review – Nope (2022)
Daring, provocative, thoughtful, and probing are words that have already been thrown at the career of Jordan Peele thus far,...
Daring, provocative, thoughtful, and probing are words that have already been thrown at the career of Jordan Peele thus far,...
Adapted from the bestselling novel by Delia Owens, Where the Crawdads Sing was produced for the screen by Hello Sunshine...
Having never read the best seller by author Delia Owens, or know anything about the premise, it was with great...
A family car journey. Not necessarily something to look forward to, especially if one of the passengers is a lively...
We didn’t see the memo, but it looks like this is Road Trip Movie Week. There’s a double whammy of...
The rise of women-led horror – think Relic, Saint Maud and, more recently, Men – continues apace this week with...
The debate about the state of Netflix in 2022 is rumbling on: is the streamer out of ideas and out...
As the dust settles post-multiverse shenanigans, we are again debating whether Marvel and the MCU is still a good thing...
The relationship between humans and artificial intelligence has a fascination that never goes away. If anything, it continues to grow...
Director Justin Kurzel has always had a fascination with the darker side of Australia. His cinematic exploration began with his...
Who could have foreseen the incredible impact and world domination of those pesky little yellow multi-lingual Minions? Are they aliens?...
I avoid comparing movies or styles of movies to magnificent David Lynch; however this is defiantly one that would appeal...
Jacqueline Lentzou’s debut feature sets out its stall right from the start. Moon, 66 Questions is “a film about love,...
Based on the short story of the same name, The Black Phone takes place in 1978 in a small, suburban...