There is something especially Aussie about a small-budget independent local production finding its way into the modern trend for exorcism ho...

This one seems like a no-brainer: Get one of Australia’s best working actresses, and one of, if not the , best young New Zealand actress, an...

We’re in niche mode for this review, as I’m once again deciding to review a film purely because I make it a habit of keeping note of any and...

After briefly talking about Alison Brie in my last review , I figured it’d be worth checking out her latest starring role today as well. A...

I cherish films like this that make their way to my radar. The kind that, were I not someone who actively looked for out-of-the-box...

With how much I never managed to get into shows like Girls (or really anything to do with Lena Dunham), and how this ‘indie comedy-...

Well, this is going to be a very special review. This marks my 1000 th blog post, a number that has steadily built up over the pas...

The plot: On her way to a party, teenager Vicki (Ashleigh Cummings) is picked up by suburban couple Evelyn (Emma Booth) and John (S...

Um… how in the holy name of fuck do I introduce a movie like this? At this point, this film’s reputation is well established, and ...

A common misguided opinion when it comes to most media is that the moral fiber of the characters translates to the quality of the work; ...

Sci-fi is a genre with a long and proud history of being enjoyed by losers stuck in their parents’ basements. As such, it has also g...

When you’re someone who obsesses over films as much as I do, finding films purely by accident just doesn’t happen to me anymore. I m...

 

As part of my going back and checking films that I should’ve seen earlier in the year, I am also spooling through the archives for...

If there’s anything that is more subjective than comedy, it is horror. Subjectivity is the critical man’s kryptonite, so talking abo...