Ride Like A Girl: (Review)
It’s the race that stops the nation, and each year punters stake their money on the horse they believe will win the Melbourne Cup. With the prospect of winning big,…
It Chapter Two Review: Clowning Around
(Mild spoilers for Chapter One and Two ahead!) So far in the history of IT, we’ve had Stephen King’s cocaine-bender trippy prose, Tim Curry’s low-budget but adorably goofy antics, and…
What’s in the Pod Ep. 15: Interview Special w/Grant Sputore!
You can also listen here on Spotify! After a long period of soul searching and questionable decision making, Dom and Tom are back in the booth ready to nurture their…
Midsommar Review: Pastel Coloured Nightmares
(Some minor spoilers ahead) The last time I sat down to watch a horror movie, I was five and seeing A Muppets Christmas Carol for the first time. Fifteen nightmare-fuelled…
Single Ladies Interview with Director Jacqueline Pelczar
Catherine is a workaholic who has given up on love after a string of bad relationships. Nina is afraid of dying alone and will stop at nothing to make sure…
Revelation Film Festival 2019 Report Card
Another year of the Revelation Perth International Film Festival is over and, as sad as we are to see it go, the quality of cinema on display has left plenty…
Dragon Ball Z: Thirty Years of Charging Up
This year is Dragon Ball Z’s thirtieth anniversary. Do you feel old yet? Well, that sentiment is a little unfair, seeing as it actually only started airing in Australia in…
Spider-Man: Far From Home: REVIEW
(Warning! Avengers: Endgame Spoilers Ahead!) After the explosive ending to Avengers: Endgame, Marvel finishing Phase 3 with a Spider-Man sequel felt like a bit of a fizzle out. But I…
Toy Story 4: Review
Not as fresh as the first three films, but still a great time. On paper, we don’t necessarily need a Toy Story 4. The first three films in Pixar’s longest…
Wild Rose (Review)
Admittedly, I was a wee bit distracted watching Wild Rose because I couldn’t stop internally shouting “I’ve been there!” every time I recognised a familiar corner of the busy Glasgow…