Film Review: Jurassic World (2015)
In a way that few can, Natalie Bassingthwaite proved how celebrities can both be unwaveringly polite and sum up a movie all in one sentence,…
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Film Review: Strangerland (2015)
Fear of the outback is an accustomed setting for many Australian films, whether used prominently or subtly; this harsh, vast and unforgiving landscape always…
TV RECAP: Silicon Valley, S02E08, White Hat/Black Hat
My feelings towards Silicon Valley change greatly not only from episode to episode, but scene to scene. I can’t pin down whether I’m really frustrated…
Film Review: The Emperor’s New Clothes (2015)
Russell Brand has an infectious enthusiasm, and his charm and charisma are really quite irresistible. The fear with Brand is that there is little…
CLOSED: Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief Giveaway
Thanks to Madman Films, we’re giving away 5 doubles passes to the new film GOING CLEAR: SCIENTOLOGY AND THE PRISON OF BELIEF, in cinemas…
Film Review: 54: The Director’s Cut (2014)
The original release of 54 (1998) wasn’t actually all that memorable. Lots of partying, lots of drugs and sex, pretty light weight on the…
Film Review: Aloha (2015)
Aloha is the latest film offering from writer/ director Cameron Crowe, and while it has all the elements of a good film it just…
Film Review: Entourage (2015)
Four years after the conclusion of the hit television series, Entourage arrives on the big screen. Full disclosure: this reviewer has never seen the television…
TV Recap: Orphan Black S03E07 “Community Of Dreadful Fear And Hate”
This week’s episode of Orphan Black is like a bright pink Macaron, top and bottom are firm and have good texture, but the filling may…
TV Recap: Orphan Black S03e06 “Certain Agony Of The Battlefield”
It’s all hands on deck for this week’s episode, with the Leda Clones (Tatiana Maslany), the Castor Clones (Ari Millen) and a cast of…