Film Review – Synchronic (2019, Second Opinion)
Benson and Moorhead. No, not a pair of solicitors who you might see pop up on your television screens asking...
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Film Review – Away (2019)
So much of the animation market is made up of American productions with star-studded casts and plots designed just to...
Film Review – 12 Hour Shift (2020)
Nurse Mandy is a druggy mess with a nasty sideline in organ peddling and not the kind that goes on...
Digital Review – Synchronic (2019)
The second half of this month belongs to Anthony Mackie. He may not be on Falcon duty, but he’s still...
Film Review – Bill & Ted Face The Music (2020)
It’s been nearly 30 years since audiences last saw Bill S. Preston (Alex Winter) and Ted Theodore Logan (Keanu Reeves)...
Digital review – Baby Done (2020)
“Married. Home. Baby. Done.” It’s everything Zoe (Rose Matafeo) doesn’t want. The fearless arborist has a taste for adventure and...
Film Review – The Elfkins (2019)
Synopsis - The Elfkins (Cert PG, 78mins) Gnomeo & Juliet meets Trolls. The Elfkins is a funny, colourful and uplifting story...
Film Review – The Exception (2019)
Simmering to the point of exhaustion by the final frame, this intriguing Danish suspense character study purposely begins slow in...
Film Review – In Corpore (2020)
Opening in Melbourne; this anthology exploring contemporary relationships also travels to Berlin, Malta before finishing up in the city that...
Film Review – Jiu Jitsu (2020)
Martial arts action with legend Tony Jaa, pop culture favourite Nicolas Cage and reliable Frank Grillo, involving an advanced interstellar...
Digital Review – Stardust (2020)
This weekend saw the fifth anniversary of David Bowie’s death. Cue the retrospective, tribute shows and, more importantly, the chance...
Review: JSA- Joint Security Area (2000)
Park Chan-Wook is probably best known for his immensely popular Vengeance Trilogy. However, prior to this international success Director Park...
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Film Review – [Rec] (2007)
Originally released in 2007, Spanish horror flick Rec debuted amongst the height of the Found Footage craze. Starting with 1999’s...
Film Review – Relic (2020)
It's extremely rare that any film – particularly a horror can make you wince at its macabre themes one moment,...