Leviticus review – queer love, isolation and betrayal in rural Australia
Sparse, wide streets; empty, overgrown yards stretching to dilapidated fibro houses; and sun-baked fields bounded by rusted and…
Sparse, wide streets; empty, overgrown yards stretching to dilapidated fibro houses; and sun-baked fields bounded by rusted and…
I watched The Odyssey with my younger brother at HOYTS Cinemas 2 weeks ago, and it was one…
As part of a project celebrating the series’ tenth anniversary since its original broadcast, Assassination Classroom, a well-beloved…
Nine years is long enough to graduate twice, switch careers three times, and reshape what it means to…
For anyone hoping for a Red akin, ‘pensioners kicking ass’ type film prepare to be disappointed. For anyone…
Weapons, created and directed by Zach Cregger (Barbarian, 2022) was released in Australian cinemas in August of this…
Image: IMDB From days, to weeks and now years. Director Danny Boyle has once again teamed up with…
It’s notoriously difficult to compete with a cult classic. Incredibly, Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu (2024) appears to do just…