Review: Great White (2021)
What you have to understand is that pretty much every shark movie is predicated on the fish at hand behaving in ways th...
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Review: Kung Fu (2021)
From 1972 to 1975 David Carradine wandered the Old West in the TV series Kung Fu. His character, Kwai Chang Caine,...
Review: Army of the Dead (2021)
After a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas, the city is walled off and abandoned to the undead. While the displaced citizens ...
Review: Cruella (2021)
Well, you know, everything is relative. From the orthodox point of view, Disney’s collection of (mostly female — what’s...
Review: Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021)
It’s a sweltering summer in a nameless American city and a serial killer has begun preying on cops. The killer is offin...
Review: Lovecraft Country (2020)
One of the main things you have to remember about horror icon H.P. Lovecraft is that he was crazy racist. Not j...
Review: Loki (2021)
So, here comes the third Marvel live-action series for Disney’s streaming service, focusing on the continuing exploits ...
Noah Hutton Talks Lapsis, the Gig Economy and Blue-Collar Sci-Fi
In the world of Lapsis, the switch to quantum computing has opened up a new sector of the gig economy: laying fibr...
Jeremy Saulnier: Chilling in the Green Room
One from the vaults, first published in Filmink almost exactly five years ago on May 13, 2016. In the terse, savage ...
Interview: Anthony O’Connor on Straya
Young Franga has problems. He’s poor, he’s put-upon, he has a massive and unrequited crush on a kind-hearted sex wor...
You may live in Australia, but you’ve never been to Straya
Hey gang, Trav here. At the moment I'm helping my old amigo Anthony O'Connor pimp his debut novel, Straya, 'round the t...
Interview: Bill Burr talks Star Wars, Staten Island and his Aussie Exclusive Stand-Up Show
Massachusetts-born comedian Bill Burr has had a top tier run of late. His animated Netflix series, F is for Family, is ...