Liam Neeson has been in the spotlight for many decades and has played a vast array of…

Written and directed by brothers Damiano and Fabio D’Innocenzo, Bad Tales is an Italian drama film that…

A sweet portrait of black girlhood, Miss Juneteenth is a cruising exploration of how black communities, and…

We are living in a world of constant unnecessary sequels. While we have some truly surprising ones…

As a cinema lover, nothing thrills me quite as much as watching an actor play against type….

While a lot has happened during 2020, it seems that this is the year where filmmakers realised…

Directed and co-written by Yuval Adler, The Secrets We Keep is a film set in post-World War…

It’s hard to imagine life in Australia without there being some kind of memory of Slim Dusty…

Water horror? Is it a sub-genre? I’m not sure to be honest, but if it is, then…

Quite possibly one of the most anticipated films of 2020, Tenet has finally hit the big screen…

It may be safe to say that we all love a good wave of nostalgia from time…

From Quentin Dupieux, the director who gave us 2010’s Rubber about a sentient car tyre (yes) with…

Luz is the debut feature from German filmmaker Tilman Singer. It is a promising tale that has…

In 2018, the internet blew up when a ‘trailer’ for a new Crocodile Dundee film starring Chris…

Written, produced and directed by Justin Dix, Blood Vessel is an Australian film that tells the story…

I See You is a crime horror film which follows a broken family who encounter unusual activity…

Written and directed by Paul Morrison, 23 Walks is a British romantic drama that tells the story…

A character can make or break a film. It is something that our lecturers frequently told us…

A name, a brand, a legacy – whether you know his name or recognise his iconic logo,…

Adapted from a short story written by Colin Barrett, Calm With Horses is a grim story that…

The Vigil is a dark and frightening story, that focuses around Yakov Ronen (Dave Davis), a young…

Everyone has their own way of dealing with trauma, for Kiki Bosch she found comfort in diving…

“Sometimes you have to try new things.” This delivered line very much sums up exactly what Finnish-English-Mandarin…

During recent years, it hasn’t been easy to be a farmer. Battling long standing droughts and financial…

Written and directed by Iván Castell and narrated by legendary filmaker and composer John Carpenter, The Rise…

An 80s horror homage without any of the bite of its predecessors, The Wretched had the potential…

Set in the Ukraine, A Family tells the story of lonely man Emerson (Pavlo Lehenkyi) that hires…

If you have read some of my reviews in the past, you will know that I am…

Watching a music documentary is normally a very black or white experience. I normally find that either…

Have you ever wanted to head on an epic adventure and drive around a country? Have you…

“G-o-g-g-o, Goggomobil.” A phrase that has been embedded into the core memory of many Australians. A little…

When I was asked to review The Current War, I jokingly said that I’m very keen to…

Any gamer around my age (*cough cough*) will remember Midway Games. Growing up, Midway Games were a…

One of the things I missed most during the cinema lockdowns was that feeling in the pit…

When Australian filmmaker and law student Joshua Belinfante is faced with a life threatening illness, rather than…

As a collector and superhero fan, Batman and Me made me very angry. Not necessarily with the…

If somebody asked me to write out a list of my top five film directors of all…

What Goes Around is a new Australian slasher film focusing on a shy and slightly awkward student,…

Does a good film always have to mean a pleasurable experience? This has been a question that…

Love Sarah tells the story of a young woman’s dream to fulfil her dead mother’s dream of…

Female led revenge films are nothing new. In fact, you could say that several have surfaced every…

Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga is the Eurovision 2020 we never had, complete with great music,…

At the beginning of For Sama, we meet Waad Al-Kateab, an 18-year-old student studying at Aleppo University…

“In order to escape accountability for his crimes, the perpetrator does everything in his power to promote…

I’ll be the first to admit that I am a history buff. I’m the type of person…