Among Us (PC) – Gaming Review
It does not surprise me that the number one game heading into the COVID pandemic and lockdown…
Everglow: -77.82X-78.29 – K-Pop Album Review
In the beginning, I was curious about 6-member K-Pop girl group Everglow. But soon after, I became…
CLC: HELICOPTER – K-Pop Single Review
Formed in 2015, there is no denying that 7-member K-Pop girl group CLC have paid their dues….
KARD: Way With Words – K-Pop Album Review
Following the release of the bombastic ‘Dumb Litty’ and ‘Red Moon’ in February, K-Pop’s hidden gem group…
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…
Witcheye (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
How would you feel if someone stole your ingredients for a spell that you were working on?…
SHING! (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
Showcased at this year’s PAX Online Indie Showcase, Polish indie studio Mass Creation present us with SHING!,…
Four Kids and It – Film Review
We are living in a world of constant unnecessary sequels. While we have some truly surprising ones…
Becky – Film Review
As a cinema lover, nothing thrills me quite as much as watching an actor play against type….
Ghosts of War – Film Review
While a lot has happened during 2020, it seems that this is the year where filmmakers realised…
The Secrets We Keep – Film Review
Directed and co-written by Yuval Adler, The Secrets We Keep is a film set in post-World War…
MO: Astray (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Blobs, escaping a lab, puzzles and beautiful pixelated art are the key elements to look for when…
Adventures of Pip (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
It’s interesting seeing the creativity and ideas that come out of the indie gaming industry. I mean,…
Han Seung Woo: Fame – K-Pop Album Review
After an arduous journey towards popularity, Han Seung Woo made his highly anticipated solo debut with his…
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was a promising title that was originally released back in 2012, it was…
Slim & I – Film Review
It’s hard to imagine life in Australia without there being some kind of memory of Slim Dusty…
Jackson Wang & Galantis: Pretty Please – Single Review
If you let him have his creative freedom, K-Pop GOT7 member Jackson Wang is full of diverse…
Kingdom – TV Series Review
I have a confession to make. You may have noticed that I do not really review the…
Black Water: Abyss – Film Review
Water horror? Is it a sub-genre? I’m not sure to be honest, but if it is, then…
Katy Perry: Smile – Album Review
When I first I heard about Katy Perry’s decision to make a fifth studio album with some…
BLACKPINK & Selena Gomez: Ice Cream – K-Pop Single Review
BLACKPINK and Selena Gomez have come out with their latest single together, ‘Ice Cream’. And while I…
Tenet – Film Review
Quite possibly one of the most anticipated films of 2020, Tenet has finally hit the big screen…
BTS: Dynamite – K-Pop Single Review
K-Pop big guns BTS are back and are the latest to release a full English single with…
ONEUS: LIVED – K-Pop Album Review
Admittedly, I hadn’t heard of ONEUS until MNET’s idol competition ‘Road to Kingdom’. Although they didn’t win,…
(G)I-DLE: DUMDi DUMDi – K-Pop Single Review
Admittedly during lockdown, only one K-Pop girl group has been really been able lift my spirits, (G)I-DLE….
J.Y. Park and Sunmi: When We Disco – K-Pop Single Review
I am a sucker for anything retro, so when J.Y. Park ‘The Asiansoul’ (founder of JYP Entertainment)…
Boomerang Fu (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Who would have thought that food could be deadly and terrifying? I mean, the thought of a…
La Belle Époque – Film Review
It may be safe to say that we all love a good wave of nostalgia from time…
ATEEZ: ZERO : FEVER Part.1 – K-Pop Album Review
A year ago, I attended ATEEZ’s Melbourne leg of ‘THE EXPEDITION TOUR IN AUSTRALIA’ and I was…
Suk Suk – Film Review
Directed and written by Ray Yeung, Suk Suk is a Hong Kong drama film that showcases the…
Relicta (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
It has been a long time since I have played a decent puzzle game. There have been…
Deerskin (Le Daim) – Film Review
From Quentin Dupieux, the director who gave us 2010’s Rubber about a sentient car tyre (yes) with…
Paper Champions – Film Review
Paper Champions is an uplifting Australian comedy drama that tells the story of Rey (Luke Saliba) who…
Necrobarista (PC) Gaming Review
Necrobarista is a visual novel with an anime art style. The story centralises around five characters, a…
Luz – Film Review
Luz is the debut feature from German filmmaker Tilman Singer. It is a promising tale that has…
The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee – Film Review
In 2018, the internet blew up when a ‘trailer’ for a new Crocodile Dundee film starring Chris…
Milky Way Prince: The Vampire Star (PC) – Gaming Review
Milky Way Prince: The Vampire Star is a point and click visual novel. Prepare yourself for a…
Blood Vessel – Film Review
Written, produced and directed by Justin Dix, Blood Vessel is an Australian film that tells the story…
Fight Crab (PC) – Gaming Review
Grab your guns, knives and pincers because it’s time to fight like a crab! The premise of…
I See You – Film Review
I See You is a crime horror film which follows a broken family who encounter unusual activity…
CARRION (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
As a kid, I was always curious as to what it would be like in the shoes…
Destroy All Humans! (Playstation 4) – Gaming Review
In 2005, Destroy All Humans! was released on PlayStation 2 and Xbox, and had sold over a…
23 Walks – Film Review
Written and directed by Paul Morrison, 23 Walks is a British romantic drama that tells the story…
Out of Order – Film Review
A character can make or break a film. It is something that our lecturers frequently told us…
House of Cardin – Film Review
A name, a brand, a legacy – whether you know his name or recognise his iconic logo,…
Calm With Horses – Film Review
Adapted from a short story written by Colin Barrett, Calm With Horses is a grim story that…
The Vigil – Film Review
The Vigil is a dark and frightening story, that focuses around Yakov Ronen (Dave Davis), a young…
Descent – Film Review
Everyone has their own way of dealing with trauma, for Kiki Bosch she found comfort in diving…
Master Cheng (Mestari Cheng) – Film Review
“Sometimes you have to try new things.” This delivered line very much sums up exactly what Finnish-English-Mandarin…