Australian New Wave Cinema Celebrates 50th Anniversary; 5 Cult Classics to Watch on Tubi
Here are 5 important, but less known, Australian New Wave films that you can watch on Tubi today…
Here are 5 important, but less known, Australian New Wave films that you can watch on Tubi today…
A mix of weirdo curveballs and genuinely great cult films for your peepers…
The Molly Ringwald and Kylie Minogue starrer is getting its long-awaited 4K restoration…

Schools should include it in their syllabus, rising filmmakers should study it and sc-fi fans need to re/discover it…
The work of a dying man; a gift to the nation he loved dearly and hated in equal measure. It is perfect.
Sure, those FX haven’t aged well, but ‘Spawn’ director Mark DippeÌ delivered a fun, gore-saturated yarn with this forgotten pic.
Landis’ only other horror film apart from ‘An American Werewolf in London’ needs reconsideration from cinephiles.
Ian Holm, Sarah Polley and Bruce Greenwood, among others, star in what stands as one of the best films of the ’90s.
Gut-busting laughs and overwhelmingly uncomfortable situations are on offer in this underseen comedy-reality gem.
Brilliantly written, flawlessly performed and directed to perfection.
A kinetic ‘Alice In Wonderland’-like fable that wears its “cult” badge proudly.
Our latest under-seen masterpiece is a mixed bag of thematic contrasts that attempt to make sense of a complicated mind.
A low-budget Aussie horror-comedy fans of zombie pics should put on their list.
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.
An absorbing and thrilling Western driven by robust characterisation and gritty action. We look at Kevin Costner’s forgotten gem…
The Jammed journeys into the human trafficking industry in a realistically grim fashion. Our latest Hidden Gem is a film impossible to look away from…
Lengthy silences, anatomical fetishizing, sexual cannibalism. A discomfiting film that confounds genre, ‘Trouble Every Day’ is our latest Hidden Gem…
A beautiful piece of filmmaking that demonstrates supernatural romance can be taken seriously as a genre.