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Andrew F Peirce·January 6, 2021·33 min read

Best Australian Films of 2020

2020, as has been heavily documented, was a difficult year for cinema as a whole. Australian cinema in particular was... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·March 12, 2020·5 min read

Ten Aussie Horror Films That’ll Leave You Frightened This Friday the Thirteenth

Another Friday the Thirteenth rolls around, and naturally, our minds are reaching for something truly terrifying to tingle our spines... Read More
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The 2020 AACTA Award Predictions: A Babyteeth Sweep is On the Cards

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The Invisible Man Review – An Important Look at Moving Forward After Trauma

The overwhelming sound of angry waves crashing against a rocky shoreline opens Australian director Leigh Whannell’s adaptation of H. G.... Read More

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