Leviticus review – queer love, isolation and betrayal in rural Australia
Adam O'Neill Sparse, wide streets; empty, overgrown yards stretching to dilapidated fibro houses; and sun-baked fields bounded by rusted and…
Horror
V/H/S/Mixtape: A Bloody Sound Time
Paul L I’ve always had a soft spot for sci-fi and horror anthologies. From The Twilight Zone to Creepshow, Monsters…
Resident Evil (2026): The Franchise that Refuses to Die
Nicole Campbell *Minor spoiler warning for Resident Evil (2026). Feature image via IMDb* You wouldn’t be alone in having low…
You Get What You Wish For in Obsession
Hayden Price 5 months into its release, it’s highly likely that you are intimately familiar with the movie title ‘Obsession’.…
Be Careful What You Wish For: Obsession
Edlyn Tjiptahardja Obssesion poster What happens when someone gets exactly what they have always wanted, only to discover that their…
Weapons: When Fear Turns a Community Against Itself
Rafay In Zach Cregger’s horror mystery, the question is: what happens when nearly all the kids in a classroom…
Welcome to the Backrooms: From Internet Myth to Cinema History
AdamStehn Kane Parsons’ film Backrooms which released in May 2026, is a psychological horror that transforms an internet horror…
A Supermassive Step in the Wrong Direction: Directive 8020
Jasmine Give me a hot cup of tea, a good snack and a story-based horror game, and I’m having…
Obsession (2026): A Horror Success Story?
Clement Liaw Following its festival premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on 5 September 2025, Obsession quickly grew…
Gen Z Didn’t Make Horror Scarier. They Made It Uncomfortably Real.
Karissa Pereira Gone are the days when horror needed a supernatural monster to scare us. Traditional horror has always acted…