Inherent Vice REVIEW
Inherent Vice is a disappointing, humour-free affair that is unfortunately confusing and hard to fathom. Our review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest…
March 2015
Jupiter Ascending REVIEW
Jupiter Ascending “whole-heartedly and affectionately embraces science fiction clichés.” We review the latest film from the Wachowskis…
Reel Classic: Carnival of Souls (1962)
Carnival of Souls, the 1962 horror film from director Herk Harvey, is chilling, atmospheric, emotional and influential. Our latest ‘Reel Classic’ is here…
Infinitely Polar Bear REVIEW
“Infinitely Polar Bear lacks narrative tension to some extent, but it does have an extraordinary deal of heart.” Our review is here…
Seventh Son REVIEW
‘The Seventh Son’ is a clueless teenager who thinks he’s put together tried-and-tested methods for success, wanders aimlessly without focus, but looks good…
The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them REVIEW
“For a movie that spends 2 hours talking about love and loss, it really doesn’t have a damn thing to say.” The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them reviewed…
The Last Diamond REVIEW
While keeping up with every twist and turn can be a bit of challenge, The Last Diamond is layered, fun, and thrilling. Our review is here…
Avenged REVIEW
If you’re on the lookout for a great low-budget horror film, and if you like to chart the growth of a great emerging director, than Avenged should definitely be on your to-watch list…
Hidden Gem: Van Diemen’s Land
‘Van Diemen’s Land’ is a dark, brooding, gothic tale, and an excellent example of original Australian filmmaking. Read on to find out why…