Terrifier 2 – Film Review
Terrifier 2 is an all-out ultra-violent horror follow up to 2016’s cult favourite. A year after Art…
Month: October 2022
Gotham Knights (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
It has been almost 10 years since WB Games Montreal has released any games. Their long-awaited return…
Halloween Ends – Film Review
After the disappointing Halloween Kills, my expectations for Halloween Ends were very low, Halloween: Resurrection low, so…
Age of Rage: The Australian Punk Revolution (Adelaide Film Festival) – Film Review
From my early teen years, I’ve always been a big fan in the punk movement, but never…
Urinetown (Musical) – Theatre Review
Nominated for 9 Tony Awards and winning three of them for Best Book, Best Original Score, and…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Girls & Boys – Theatre Review
Over the years, I have witnessed many thought-provoking productions at the hands of the Melbourne Theatre Company….
Mel & Sam: No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
For many of us, primary school may feel like a lifetime ago, but Mel O’Brien and Samantha…
A Lovely Day To Be Online {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
The internet: a wonderful place, a hellish place, a place where you can find anything and everything…
The Possessed – Film Review
Based on the true accounts of Australian ‘accidental exorcist’ Mark Gardener. The Possessed is a horror thriller film…
Melissa McGlensey: The Briefing {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
Donald J. Trump, easily the worst President the United States has ever had. Watching from afar, here…
Lou Wall: Bleep Bloop {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
I was frightened that I would be late to Lou Wall’s Bleep Bloop. I always pride myself…
The Sales Girl (Adelaide Film Festival) – Film Review
Cinema loves a coming-of-age story. There’s been so many over the years in so many genres, such…
Hocus Pocus 2 – Film Review
Hocus Pocus has been a beloved Halloween classic for the past 29 years. Initially released in 1993,…
Muru – Film Review
Directed by Tearepa Kahi, Muru is a New Zealand action drama film that stars Cliff Curtis as…
Bros – Film Review
I’m not usually a fan of romantic comedies as I very rarely find them to be actually…
A League of Their Own – TV Series Review
Adapted from the movie of the same name, A League of Their Own is a period sports…
Everything In Between – Film Review
Everything In Between is a romantic drama based around two lost souls. Set in Sydney, Australia the…
Barbarian – Film Review
Barbarian is a horror thriller which stands out from the pack. The film follows Tess (Georgina Campbell)…
Black Adam – Film Review
Black Adam has been one of the most anticipated films of 2022. However, given the history of…
The Angels: Kickin’ Down the Door (Adelaide Film Festival) – Film Review
Australia has a huge rock and roll history, especially in the 70s, with a slew of bands…
Jan Pedinski: Barely Live {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of watching Melbourne playwright Alexander Dymalovski’s debut play, titled Mor(t)ality,…
The Last Glaciers (IMAX) – Film Review
The Last Glaciers is the newest addition to IMAX screens across Australia. Designed to inform the next…
Fisherman’s Friends: One and All – Film Review
Directed by Meg Leonard and Nick Moorcoft, Fisherman’s Friends: One and All is a British comedy drama…
Sonic Frontiers Demo – Gaming Review
To say there’s a lot of hype and excitement built around Sonic Frontiers is quite an understatement….
Shakespeare Aliens {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
William Shakespeare is one of history’s most famous playwrights. From Romeo and Juliet, to one of the…
PAX AUS 2022 – Event Review
Although I have attended PAX AUS since its inauguration back in 2013, I had never had a…
The Night of the 12th – Film Review
Directed by Dominik Moll, The Night of the 12th is a French crime film that stars Bastien…
Candice D’Arcy: Foreign Body {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
I’ve tried numerous times to comprehend the vast and complicated history of Africa, constantly getting side-tracked by…
VALKYRIE ELYSIUM (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
VALKYRIE ELYSIUM is the newest entry to the Valkyrie franchise of games by Square Enix. With this…
You’re A Catch! Why Are You Single? {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
From performer and writer Sarah Wynen, whose production credits include Stranger Things The Musical, Blue to the…
The Stranger – Film Review
The Stranger is a crime drama from Australian actor turned writer/director Thomas M. Wright. The film follows…
Blonde – Film Review
Based on the novel of the same name by author Joyce Carol Oates, Blonde is a fictionalised…
The Kooks: Inside In/Inside Out 15th Anniversary Tour, Festival Hall, Melbourne, October 6, 2022 – Live Review
Celebrating their 15th anniversary of their iconic debut album ‘Inside In/Inside Out’ (really their 16th due to…
Smile – Film Review
Smile is the debut psychological horror film from writer/director Parker Finn. The film follows Dr. Rose Cotter…
Potion Permit (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Potion Permit is a mix of Sim-life and RPG gameplay with a pixel art style. You’ll be…
Amsterdam – Film Review
Amsterdam is the lighthearted mystery adventure from polarising writer/director David O. Russell set in the 1930s where…
Melbourne Museum: Tyama: A deeper sense of knowing – Exhibition Review
Melbourne Museum has had some wonderful experiences and specialist exhibitions over the years. However, I have never…
Belli Ciao {Italian Film Festival} – Film Review
Belli Ciao is a fish out of water buddy comedy starring the popular Italian comedy duo, Pio e Amedeo….
Memory – Film Review
Liam Neeson’s back again, in an action thriller full of blazing guns and dead bodies. I groaned…
Eskimo Joe: Black Fingernails Red Wine In the City Tour, Forum Melbourne, Melbourne, October 1st 2022 – Live Review
I cut my teeth on Eskimo Joe’s music when I was first exposed to their 2004 iconic…
Ghost Stories – Theatre Review
Produced by Amy Johnson and Nathan Alexander for Realscape Productions (AU), Jeremy Dyson, Sean Holmes, and Andy…