Art beautifully imitates life in First Man.
It’s astounding to me that they haven’t made a movie about the first man on the moon before First [...]
Movie and Television Review
Mandy brings out the best Cage rage in years
A movie for people who think revenge is a dish best served with a side of psychedelic [...]
Why The Predator will make you want to rage quit
When it was announced that Shane Black and his pal Fred Dekker were to write and direct a new Predator movie, everybody was excited at the prospect of a tired movie franchise [...]
Occupation is really about a bloody invasion on imagination
I have longed for the day where we get an alien invasion film set in rural Australia and thanks to Luke Sparke’s Occupation, that wait was over. Now I’m longing for [...]
Upgrade delivers big thrills on the cheap
Upgrade is one of those movies that accomplishes a lot with very little, and that’s because Leigh Whannell literally brought it [...]
Hereditary – is it really that scary?
You either like scary movies or you don’t. If you do, you’ll love Hereditary, but is anything really that scary these [...]
How Solo was saved from complete disaster
Nothing about Solo – A Star Wars Story sounded like it was going to be any good. After apparently firing the directors and re-shooting about 70% of it, at least Disney [...]
Avengers Infinity War – success thanks to one character
The futility of being one in a bazillion reviewers tackling Avengers Infinity War is not lost on me. So what’s going to make you any wiser spending the next few minutes [...]
Blunt force trauma – The tension is monstrous in A Quiet Place
Director John Krasinsky puts on masterclass in thrilling audiences with A Quiet [...]
Limelighting it up for Autism – a session for the senses
The powers behind the movie making business these days are all about inclusion and ensuring everyone is represented appropriately on screen, but what about their [...]
