Because the Night – Theatre Review
Last night, I had the most unique and interesting theatre experiences at Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre. Because the…
Soothplayers: Completely Improvised Shakespeare – Theatre Review
When you hear the name Shakespeare, you would normally associate it with romance, tragedy and even comedy….
The Umbilical Brothers: THE DISTRACTION – Theatre Review
If you think that a comedy show is just someone with a mic cracking jokes, or if…
Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit – Theatre Review
Melbournians have worked hard over the last 12 months. Seeing the city alive and buzzing again, with…
Godzilla vs. Kong – Film Review
Whether you are Team Godzilla or Team Kong, Godzilla vs. Kong has a battle of epic proportions….
Nobody – Film Review
What do you get when you pair special forces training and a middle-aged man with a boring…
Tom & Jerry: The Movie – Film Review
For 81 years of being in the spotlight (since 1940), Tom and Jerry sure look good for…
Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts – Theatre Review
It has been a long time between curtains for live theatre in Melbourne. So, when I was…
Zack Snyder’s Justice League – Film Review
Four years ago, Justice League was released, but not in the way that original director Zack Snyder…
Crisis – Film Review
Inspired by true events, Crisis is a crime thriller film written and directed by Nicholas Jarecki that…
ROSÉ: -R- – K-Pop Single Review
It feels like it was just yesterday that BLINKS campaigned for more BLACKPINK content including a solo…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes – Theatre Review
A year to the day that the Melbourne Theatre Company put on their last show, the doors…
Raya and the Last Dragon – Film Review
Raya and the Last Dragon is Walt Disney Animation Studios’ first original film since 2016’s Moana. As…
Boss Level – Film Review
Boss Level is a science-fiction action film that tells the story of Roy Lumber (Frank Grillo), a…
Minari – Film Review
A culture study on immigration and resilience neatly wrapped inside a family drama, Lee Isaac Chung’s lightly…
The Little Things – Film Review
Tension, drama and Denzel Washington – John Lee Hancock’s gritty neo-noir offering The Little Things was birthed…
Wrong Turn – Film Review
Based on the 2003 film of the same name, Wrong Turn is a horror film that tells…
Come From Away, Melbourne – Theatre Review
Ten months after COVID shut the doors on live theatre in Melbourne, the incredible musical Come From…
Shadow In the Clouds – Film Review
Shadow In The Cloud is the kind of film that doesn’t know what it wants to be…
Ammonite – Film Review
Shells and stone crunching under foot, waves drawing in to and pulling away from the shore, and…
Buddy Games – Film Review
Films don’t get much worse than Buddy Games. Now, I am not some wowser that only likes…
How To Be A Good Wife – Film Review
I think one of the most disappointing things when you are a film lover is sitting down…
The Dry – Film Review
One of the things that makes Australian cinema stand out from other films is the grit that…
Summerland – Film Review
World War II period drama and romance film Summerland, written and directed by British playwright Jessica Swale…
Monster Hunter – Film Review
Based on the gaming global phenomenon, director Paul W. S. Anderson has adapted another video game franchise…
Rams – Film Review
There was a period of time in Australian cinema where the funding bodies decided that the way…
The New Mutants – Film Review
I really thought that this was going to be the film that I never ever got to…
Radioactive – Film Review
Radioactive is a visual love letter to the life and legend of female scientist Marie Curie. It…
A Call To Spy – Film Review
Vera Atkins, Virginia Hall, and Noor Inayat Khan. Three women whose names you’ve probably never heard before…
The Croods: A New Age – Film Review
It’s been 7 years since the first Croods film and while the family has lived on in…
The War With Grandpa – Film Review
Sometimes as a movie critic, you forget that it is okay for a film to be fun….
Superintelligence – Film Review
I will always be the first to admit that I’m somewhat of a hard marker when it…
Dreamland – Film Review
When most cinema goers think of Margot Robbie and her career, they think of her huge roles…
City of Lies – Film Review
When I think of unsolved true crime stories that work for the screen, I think of cases…
Freaky – Film Review
Christopher Langdon has fast become one of my favourite directors. From his Hitchcock inspired Disturbia to two…
A Christmas Gift From Bob – Film Review
I will always be the first to admit that I am a sucker for Christmas movies. I…
Words on Bathroom Walls – Film Review
Based on the best-selling book of the same name, Words on Bathroom Walls is a teen romcom…
John Wick Hex (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
I have been a fan of the John Wick franchise since the first film was released back…
Kingswood at The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, November 27, 2020 – Live Review
It has been 259 days since there was live music in Melbourne. Back on Friday the 13th…
Kingswood: A Kingswood Christmas – Album Review
It’s that time of the year again where you can dust off your favourite Christmas albums. Whether…
Let Him Go – Film Review
I have always been a great believer in the theory that great cinema does not always have…
Lassie Come Home – Film Review
Based on the novel by Eric Knight and the 1943 film of the same name, Lassie Come…
Happiest Season – Film Review
‘Tis the season for the Christmas rom-com! While streaming services and the ever-cringe Hallmark network churn out…
Made in Italy – Film Review
Life is full of curve balls. In Made in Italy, written and directed by James D’Arcy, Jack…
Bruce Springsteen: Letter To You – Album Review
Bruce Springsteen has the ability to shoot straight through the airwaves and into your heart. Perhaps born…
A White, White Day – Film Review
There is just something about Scandinavian cinema that to me makes it stand out from what the…
Fatman – Film Review
Written and directed by brothers Eshom and Ian Nelms, Fatman is an action comedy film that tells…
After We Collided – Film Review
Have sex. Have a fight. Have sex again. Fight again. There you go, I have pretty much…
Astro (Moonbin & Sanha): In-Out – K-Pop Album Review
After releasing their 9th mini album Gateway back in May, 6-member K-pop boy group Astro have decided…
The Craft: Legacy – Film Review
Back in 1996, The Craft released to little fanfare critically and commercially. Over the years, the film…