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 [...]
Movie and Television Review
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 [...]
Pacific Rim uprooted. Can the franchise survive?
Does Pacific Rim Uprising keep the franchise alive under a new director? Find out what’s changed in the sequel to 2013’s cult Kaiju [...]
Can Tomb Raider save a genre and break a terrible curse?
Could Tomb Raider be the spark that finally lights the fires of credibility for the beleaguered video game movie genre? Well you might need to blow on it really [...]
Why Black Panther is good, but not great
Is Black Panther the best Marvel movie yet? No. Does it deserve the high praise it’s getting from critics? Sort of. Black Panther is good, but it’s not great and [...]
