Creature feature Black Water: Abyss is an undemanding dose of light horror
Thirteen years on from Andrew Traucki’s 2007 killer croc flick Black Water comes this spiritual sequel, which...
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MDFF Review: Wongar
Wongar is available to stream on demand as part of the 2020 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. This observational ...
MDFF Review: Batman and Me
Batman and Me is screening as part of the 2020 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. If you spend any time in nerdy c...
MDFF Review: Strangers to the World
Strangers to the World is screening as part of the 2020 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. The big problem that St...
The King of Staten Island (2020)
When you use that title structure, you’re kind of making a promise to your audience, whether they’re conscious of it or...
Paul Hogan Returns in The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee, but Can He Pull it Off?
At the age of 80, Australian icon Paul Hogan reteams with writer and director Dean Murphy, after Strange Bedfellows (20...
Dvorit Shargal: Diving into ‘The Submarine Case’
In 2017, Swedish journalist Kim Wall disappeared while onboard the UC3 Nautilus, the homemade submarine belonging to Da...
Director Natalie Erika James on Unearthing Relic
Currently streaming on Stan, the new horror movie Relic sees a woman (Emily Mortimer) and her adult daughter (Bella Hea...
Daniel Henshall: Ghost in the Shell
Australian actor Daniel Henshall (Snowtown, The Babadook, These Final Hours) tells us about his small but memorable par...
INTERVIEW: Taika Waititi on Hunt For The Wilderpeople
I strongly, strongly recommend going to see the superb Hunt For The Wilderpeople before reading this; we get into some ...
INTERVIEW: KURT RUSSELL The Hateful Eight
Life goal achieved: I recently got to speak with Kurt Russell during his Australian promotional tour, along with Quent...
INTERVIEW: DAVID LANG Song Of Youth
In Paolo Sorrentino's film Youth, an ageing Hollywood player (Harvey Keitel) and his equally elderly friend, a classi...