Press Play – Film Review
Directed by Greg Björkman in his directorial debut, Press Play is a romantic drama film that stars…
Month: July 2022
Murder Party – Film Review
While Hollywood has provided audiences with TV shows and movies to fulfil our obsession with the grisly…
LIGHTSCAPE, Royal Botanical Gardens Victoria – Event Review
After a two-year Covid-related delay, the immersive night-time experience LIGHTSCAPE has made its way to the Royal…
Oracle (Melbourne Encore Season) – Theatre Review
I have always been fascinated with the stars. Whether it be astronomy, astrology, or even just visually….
India’s New Game (Melbourne Documentary Film Festival) – Film Review
Directed by Australian filmmaker Mark Hellinger, India’s New Game is a short documentary film that follows the…
Dashcam – Film Review
The ‘found-footage’ sub-genre inside the horror genre has always been a somewhat interesting prospect to explore. When…
Puppets – Theatre Review
Everybody loves puppets! That’s why using them to tell the story of a 20-something struggling through dating…
Doctor Who Am I (Melbourne Documentary Film Festival) – Film Review
Directed by Matthew Jacobs and Vanessa Yuille, Doctor Who Am I is a documentary film that follows…
Caligula – Theatre Review
Caligula is a Shakespearean epic written by Albert Camus and Directed by Robert Johnson telling the story…
Lachlan Wilde: World of Wonders – Theatre Review
I love magic. Maybe this comes from my love of the movie The Prestige, but also because…
The Black Phone – Film Review
After helming the huge budgeted visual spectacle of 2016’s Doctor Strange, a film which personally at the time…
Where the Crawdads Sing – Film Review
On August 14th, 2018, the debut novel of author Delila Owens was released. Where the Crawdads Sing has in…
9 to 5: The Musical – Theatre Review
Initially released back in 1980, 9 to 5 is a comedy film starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda…
The Phantom of the Open – Film Review
I was a hesitant when it came to watching The Phantom of the Open, not only because…
The Amateurs – Theatre Review
Jordan Harrison’s witty tragedy-comedy play, ‘The Amateurs’ revolves around a group of players as they attempt to…
Epik High at Forum Melbourne, July 11, 2022 – Live Review
For some reason, for the past 19 years, Epik High has evaded me. While I grew up…
Vans x Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon – Product Review
Naoko Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon is a huge part of my childhood. It helped cement my love for…
The Terminal List – TV Series Review
I love the fact that we live in an era of television where the small box now…
Passing Strange (Musical) – Theatre Review
Passing Strange is a bold and brave musical that was quite the strange experience. Hosted at the…
Thor: Love and Thunder – Film Review
Thor has been through a lot since his character entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe way back in…
Haute Couture – Film Review
From writer-director Sylvie Ohayon, Haute Couture takes us into the world of high fashion and behind the…
Max Paton: Big Funny – Comedy Review
In a rescheduled Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2022 season, unfortunately postpone due to Covid, Max Paton has…
Disney On Ice: Into the Magic – Live Review
It’s hard to believe it’s been 3 years since Disney On Ice last visited Australia, but Disney…