‘The Ranger’ SFF 2018 Review
The Ranger is yet another cabin-in-the-woods slasher, this time with an '80s theme. Chelsea (Chloe Levine) and her group of punk friends are on the... Read more →
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‘Good Manners (As Boas Maneiras)’ SFF 2018 Review
Directed by Marco Dutra and Juliana Rojas, Good Manners is probably the only Brazilian lesbian werewolf movie you'll see this year. Set in the... Read more →
‘Piercing’ SFF 2018 REVIEW
Piercing is an extremely black comedy. Reed (Christopher Abbott) is a married man with an urge to stab his baby. He decides to take this out on a... Read more →
‘What Keeps You Alive’ SFF 2018 Review
What Keeps You Alive is a fun little low-budget slasher flick directed by one of the Vicious Brothers, Colin Minihan. Married couple Jackie... Read more →
‘Deadpool 2’ Movie Review
Thanks to 20th Century Fox we had the chance to see the we got to see Deadpool 2. This is our review of the movie, but as usual, no matter what we... Read more →
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Review
It's been an entire decade since the Marvel Cinematic Universe kicked off with the truly excellent Iron Man. Eighteen movies later and I think it's... Read more →
‘Isle of Dogs’ Movie Review
Thanks to 20th Century Fox we had the chance to see Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs before its official cinematic release. This is our review of the... Read more →
‘Cartel 2045’ Movie Review
There's a certain pleasure in watching cheaply-made action and sci-fi films. On top of whatever it is you're actually watching, you're also... Read more →
‘A Wrinkle in Time’ Review
Thanks to Walt Disney Australia we had the chance to see Ava DuVernay's directorial debut 'A Wrinkle in Time' before its cinematic release. This is... Read more →
‘Tomb Raider’ Movie Review
Thanks to Roadshow Films we had the chance to see Tomb Raider before its Australian cinematic release. This is our review of the movie, but as usual,... Read more →
