Film Review: Margin Call (2011)
It was only a matter of time until American filmmakers began to turn their attention to the events surrounding the global financial crisis of…
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TV Review: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Episode 3
Oh Miss Fisher (Essie Davis) sneaking down dark alleys and attending music clubs! Risqué!
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 7
Perhaps a normal series may mark important revelations and cliffhangers at one a piece per episode. The Straits, however, climaxes it’s seventh episode with…
FAFA: Erskineville Kings (1999)
Erskineville Kings is a story about freedom that challenges the notion of family and brotherhood.
AFFFF Review: 17 Girls (2011)
An inadvertently vicious indictment of teenage empowerment, 17 Girls (17 filles) half-heartedly tries to portray its central characters – a group of high school…
AFFFF Review: The Rabbi’s Cat (2011)
Narrator: “So my master sat me down for my first lesson in Judaism…” Rabbi: “Here’s how the world began. The Lord God created the…
TV Review: Woodley, Episode 3
ABC’s new comedy series Woodley seems to be getting more confident each week. And it’s easy to see why.
Thievish Thursdays: The Sopranos
From the first episode, The Straits has been compared to David Chase‘s landmark HBO series The Sopranos. It’s easy to see where the comparisons…
Wednesdays with Woody
Film Blerg is very excited to announce our new feature beginning tomorrow: WEDNESDAYS WITH WOODY What better way to celebrate the DVD release of…
Film Review: The Source (2011)
The Source is dolled-up as a bright, musical fable of female independence, but is essentially a story of the hopeless situation for the female…