Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train – review
Anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba hits the big screen in a feature-length adventure that...
Anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba hits the big screen in a feature-length adventure that...
by Bec Summer | CINEMA REVIEWS
The Little Things, a procedural serial killer film in the vein of Seven and The Silence of the...
The 2003 hillbilly horror flick is given a slick and inventive reboot that detours into unexpected...
‘Go big or go home’ is the mantra adopted by writer-director Luke Sparke for...
Based on the inspirational true story of Sam Bloom, a wife and mother whose life was forever...
Music is a curious little film that is guaranteed to spark debate. In fact it already has – if you...
Director Paul W.S. Anderson is an old hand at adapting video games, with his Mortal Kombat and the...
The Croods are back and they’re up against all sorts of odds, with the most problematic...
Bob the Cat returns to the big screen in this somewhat unexpected sequel to the 2016 surprise hit...
by Adam Colby | CINEMA REVIEWS
Having successfully cross-pollinated the horror film with Groundhog Day in 2017’s Happy...
The Eurythmics once proclaimed that “Behind every great man/ There has to be a great...
This New Zealand comedy-crime caper is best described as Guy Ritchie crossed with Taika Waititi....
Australian director Shannon Murphy’s accomplished feature debut, Babyteeth, gives the...
Judd Apatow’s latest slacker comedy, The King of Staten Island, is a heartfelt and entertaining character study that resonates with truth.
There are many American movies, unbeknownst to their general audience, that are in fact remakes of...
Most adults over the age of 40 will remember the moment when Teflon became the new asbestos. It...
by Amy Flower | CINEMA REVIEWS
Animated movies are huge, expensive undertakings, so due to economies of scale, and despite having...
Following their successful partnership on the sci-fi action flick Upgrade, writer-director Leigh...
New Zealand director Jason Lei Howden’s sophomore film is a highly stylised, ultra-violent...
John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway and Mark Twain are names amongst those considered to be the...
Writer-director Robert Eggers’ magnificently moody second feature is as gloomy and menacing...
by Amy Flower | CINEMA REVIEWS
Not only has Harley Quinn escaped the shackles of Suicide Squad to go wild in her own romp,...
Color Out of Space marks the return of director Richard Stanley, whose 20-year exile from...
Midway is the type of war film that was made in the 1960s, where action and adventure took a front...
Underwater monster movies were a thing back in the ’80s and ’90s with films like...
It will be interesting to see how Australian audiences respond to A Beautiful Day in the...
by Amy Flower | CINEMA REVIEWS
A killer cast heads up a look at the toxic culture at US bastion of conservative coverage Fox...
All it took was 17 years, a few added kilos and the absence of Michael Bay to deliver what is...
by Amy Flower | CINEMA REVIEWS
Hugh Lofting’s tale of a doctor who can “talk to the animals” hits our screens...
by Amy Flower | CINEMA REVIEWS
Aardman’s first stop-motion animated Shaun the Sheep movie was an absolute triumph. So, does...