Review: The Nun
If you like trashy types of horror films where you know what you’re getting when you spend that hard-earned money on a ticket, then go see The Nun. Maybe you…
Review: Beast
A valiant debut for Michael Pearce who although has no distinct style or voice as of yet, Beast shows he has potential. Feature debut director Michael Pearce brings us a…
Review: Book Club, or How to Fail at Adult Relationships
I took the movie tickets to see Book Club because I thought it would help win some brownie points with my mum after our latest argument about her new boyfriend.…
Review: Queen, Nicki Minaj
It’s been a rough few months recently for rap fans, from Kanye’s antics, to Nas’ half-hearted NASIR and, most recently, Drake’s exhausting double album, Scorpion (also the dumpster fire that…
Review: Crazy Rich Asians
I watched the trailer for Crazy Rich Asians between my fingers, a metre away from the screen, ready for Scarlett Johansson to jump out like a demon in an early-2000s…
Review: You Were Never Really Here – A Brutal, Poetic Study of Trauma
There’s a moment in Lynne Ramsay’s latest film You Were Never Really Here where Senator Votto (Alex Manette), the father of the kidnapped Nina (Ekaterina Samsonov) asks Joe (Joaquin Phoenix)…
CinefestOz Film Festival 2018 – A Reportcard
Reporting back from the stunning Margaret River region, it’s here where CinefestOz showcased some of the finest in Australian cinema this past weekend. With an array of films vying for…
Review: BlacKkKlansman
Arguably his best film in years, Spike Lee returns to mainstream cinema with BlacKkKlansman; a groovy 70’s romp that through retrospect, satirically captures the racial strife that divided America in…
THE BEST FASHION DOCOS TO STREAM
A new documentary about legendary designer Lee Alexander McQueen is the opener for the 2018 Telstra Perth Fashion Festival. McQueen was the bad boy of early 2000s high fashion who…
The Story of a Man – No Friend but the Mountains review
Behrouz Boochani’s newly released book No Friend but the Mountains is more than a refugee’s memoirs or a political opinion piece. In fact, it’s a book that resists classification. It’s…