TV Review: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Episode 5
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries heats up tonight with Detective Jack (Nathan Page) and Miss Fisher (Essie Davis) finally showing us a minimal taste of…
rough night
Wednesdays with Woody
Film Blerg is very excited to announce our new feature: WEDNESDAYS WITH WOODY What better way to celebrate the DVD release of Midnight in…
Film Review: The Raid (2012)
There’s a famous scene in Tony Jaa’s The Protector where our hero, searching for the mob boss who stole his elephant (don’t ask) has…
AFFFF Review: The Look (2011)
If there was ever an enigmatic international star of the silver screen in contemporary times, it would be Charlotte Rampling. Her aura exists in…
Wednesdays with Woody: Take the Money and Run (1968)
Woody Allen’s second film Take the Money and Run is the first true ‘Woody Allen’ film, after the curio that was What’s Up, Tiger…
Film Review: The Rum Diary (2011)
A seaplane glides leisurely through the clouds and over the sparkling waters of San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Dean Martin’s “Volare” carries us gently…
TV Review: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Episode 3
Oh Miss Fisher (Essie Davis) sneaking down dark alleys and attending music clubs! Risqué!
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…
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…