Venom: Let There Be Carnage – Film Review
Who doesn’t love carnage? At the end of 2018’s Venom, we see Eddie Brock, portrayed by Tom…
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No Time To Die – Film Review
James Bond has been a cinematic institution for almost sixty years. We all have our favourite films…
The Duke – Film Review
How good is it to be back at the cinemas? It is bloody fantastic! Even better is…
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Based on the comic book series and developed by Eidos-Montréal (Deus Ex, Shadow of the Tomb Raider),…
Roccat Burst Pro – Product Review
We all have one and likely use it daily. The humble computer mouse has been by our…
Subdivision Infinity DX (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
I don’t recall the last time I played a space shooter. However, I was presented the opportunity…
Kena: Bridge of Spirits (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Back in June 2020, during in the early hours of the morning, I somehow managed to get…
SkateBIRD (Xbox Series S) – Gaming Review
Anyone that knows me well, knows that I love birds. My apartment is filled with bird plushies,…
Deathloop (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Bethesda has been a gaming juggernaut in the industry for decades and admittedly, I have barely played…
Aliens: Fireteam Elite (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Everyone knows of the Aliens film franchise, some of you may have even heard of the Alien:…
Greak: Memories of Azur (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
I have played quite a few platformers in my time and I absolutely love them. The on-the-go…
B.ARK (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
We’ve all played those classic arcade shooters where you’re hurtling across the screen in an aircraft trying…
Black Widow – Film Review
Black Widow is the Marvel Studios film that we should have had years ago and now that…
Blightbound (PC) – Gaming Review
Blightbound is a new three-player dungeon crawler from indie developers, Ronimo Games, that is now available on…
Death’s Door (PC) – Gaming Review
Death’s Door is a fantastic new action-RPG from developers Acid Nerve. You are a reaper that collects…
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Game (PlayStation 4) – Gaming Review
A year after COVID slammed the breaks on the Tokyo Olympic Games, days out from the opening…
Mighty Goose (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
The Galaxy’s mightiest bounty hunter has been called upon to save us all from the Void King….
Dream Horse – Film Review
Are you a dreamer? Have you ever wanted to step away from the same monotones routine and…
Melbourne Theatre Company: The Lifespan of a Fact – Theatre Review
What is a fact? Is it only one thing? Can it be negotiated with? Can you say…
Those Who Wish Me Dead – Film Review
Eleven years after her last action thriller role on the silver screen, Angelina Jolie returns to the…
Drummer Queens – Theatre Review
If I were to mention to you the words Stomp or Tap Dogs, you would likely know…
Dolly Diamond’s Star for a Night – Theatre Review
The Midsumma Festival is back in full swing in 2021 with a fantastic range of shows and…
Mortal Kombat – Film Review
Having not really played the Mortal Kombat video games much, maybe one or two times growing up,…
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….
Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit – Theatre Review
Melbournians have worked hard over the last 12 months. Seeing the city alive and buzzing again, with…
Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts – Theatre Review
It has been a long time between curtains for live theatre in Melbourne. So, when I was…
Come From Away, Melbourne – Theatre Review
Ten months after COVID shut the doors on live theatre in Melbourne, the incredible musical Come From…
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: A Kingswood Christmas – Album Review
It’s that time of the year again where you can dust off your favourite Christmas albums. Whether…
Kingswood: Reveries – Album Review
Firstly, I want to take you back to Friday the 13th of March 2020. Kingswood had just…
Paper Mario: The Origami King (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
The Paper Mario series has been around for 20 years, and can you believe that it took…
Untitled Goose Game/Untitled Geese Game (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
Everyone’s favourite Geese are back! No, that is not a typo, Untitled Goose Game received a much…
Relicta (PlayStation 4) – Gaming Review
It has been a long time since I have played a decent puzzle game. There have been…
Destroy All Humans! (PlayStation 4) – Gaming Review
In 2005, Destroy All Humans! was released on PlayStation 2 and Xbox, and had sold over a…
Bellbird – Film Review
During recent years, it hasn’t been easy to be a farmer. Battling long standing droughts and financial…
Romantic Road – Film Review
Have you ever wanted to head on an epic adventure and drive around a country? Have you…
D’ART – Film Review
“G-o-g-g-o, Goggomobil.” A phrase that has been embedded into the core memory of many Australians. A little…
The Current War – Film Review
When I was asked to review The Current War, I jokingly said that I’m very keen to…
Lunar Drive-In, Dandenong, Victoria – Film Related Review
After more than three months without being able to head to the cinemas due to COVID-19 I…
Obscura – Short Film Review
Obscura is a clever little stop motion animation short film about the inner workings of a Camera…
The Quiet – Short Film Review
The Quiet is an animated short created by Perth film maker, Radheya Jegatheva. With several of his…
Kingswood at The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, March 13, 2020 – Live Review
Fresh off the back of the release of their third studio album Juveniles, Kingswood took to the…
Cirque du Soleil’s KURIOS: Cabinet of Curiosities – Theatre Review
Fourteen years on since I saw my first ever Cirque du Soleil performance, Varekai, I was given…
Dark Waters – Film Review
Dark Waters is a legal thriller that follows the true events based on the New York Times’…
Ryoji Ikeda – datamatics [ver. 2.0] and NONOTAK – Shiro, Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne, February 27, 2020 – Live Review
As part of the ASIA TOPA festival in Melbourne, two different audio-visual artists, Ryoji Ikeda and NONOTAK,…
Shrek the Musical – Theatre Review
The much-anticipated Broadway smash hit Shrek the Musical finally opened in Melbourne this week to a packed…
The Call of the Wild – Film Review
Buck is no ordinary pooch. He is larger than the ordinary household pet, in both size and…
War Horse – Theatre Review
Twelve years ago, London’s National Theatre premiered a production that would become a worldwide phenomenon. With over…
1917 – Film Review
It is April 6th 1917 and the Germans have retreated from the front line in Northern France….