Hitman: Agent 47 REVIEW
Once again the studio has zeroed in on the basic genre staples of the property instead of the things that actually made the game special.
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August 2015
The Transporter Refueled REVIEW
The only real question the film poses is why it was created in the first place.
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The Nightmare REVIEW
The doco explores the condition known as sleep paralysis, something I never really knew about, and, unfortunately, still don’t.
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‘Ricki and the Flash’ MOVIE REVIEW
While it glosses over serious familial issues, it’s a perfectly pleasant way to spend ninety or so minutes.
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Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation REVIEW
An endless stretch of running and shooting for reasons that feel ultimately pointless.
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Dope REVIEW
Dope is as bold as it is ambitious and as brash as it is relatable. Ultimately, Dope is downright fun.
Love REVIEW
A sexually explicit and intimate experience on love and sexual desire expressed to the viewer as a whole concept.
‘Deathgasm’ MOVIE REVIEW: Some Nice Low-Budget Effects Can’t Help This Try-Hard Horror “Comedy”
Deathgasm labours under the misapprehension that its puerile sense of humour makes it funny by default. It does not.
Hidden Gem: Rubber
A discarded rubber tire comes to life in the desert and discovers the ability to make people’s heads explode with sheer will power. Yep.
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Irrational Man REVIEW
Woody Allen’s latest lingers somewhere between comedy and drama, but lacks the laughs of the former and the suspense of the latter.
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‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’ MOVIE REVIEW
A pleasant time all too easily forgotten once you pass that exit sign.
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Raiders! REVIEW
A doco about following your heart, when real life and boring responsibilities have intervened.
‘Girlhood’ MOVIE REVIEW
A needed antidote to the sentimental narratives of current indie cinema, which of late tends to rely on quirky visuals and over-scripted dialogue.
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Holding the Man REVIEW
Moving in its fatalism, but tempered with good natured humour, a sense of compassion, and authentic performances.
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Turbo Kid REVIEW
A disappointing parody, which while not a resolutely terrible film, is not a very good one either.
Fantastic Four REVIEW
Disappointing, tedious and ultimately flat.
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Goodnight Mommy REVIEW: Bleak, Beautiful Horror from Austria
Bleak, beautiful, uncomfortable, and confronting.
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Trainwreck REVIEW
Amy Schumer’s work as star and screenwriter brings a bit of fresh air to the generic rom-com elements on display.
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