Mommy’s Little Monster Short Review
Experienced branded content and short filmmaker Patrick
Green returns with the intriguing and riveting short film Mommy’s Little
Monster, is about a woman, Kim, and her son, Philip on the run from an
abusive r...
Pimped Review – A Film Searching for a Reason to Exist
This review contains discussions of sexual assault.
The thin plot of David Barker’s directorial debut, Pimped, follows apparently wealthy Lewis Blake (Benedict Samuel) and his pal Kenneth Hanson (Robin Gold...
It Chapter Two Review – An Eagerly Unsettling Affair
It Chapter Two kicks off twenty-seven years after the events of the first film. The majority of the Losers club have left Derry and made lives for themselves elsewhere, except for Mike (Isaiah Mustafa), who ha...
Come to Daddy – MIFF Review: An All Time Great
I am going to start this review by saying this: I love this
movie. The credits hadn’t even been rolling for more than a second when I
decided it is in my top 10 films of all time.
Come to Daddy is a film a...
Fortress Review – A Minor Australian Gothic Classic
Actor and
filmmaker Rachel Ward is currently collecting praise and criticism for her
second feature film as director, the boomers-on-a-weekend-binge dramedy Palm
Beach, which opened the Sydney Film Festival th...
Bill Condon Talks About Directing Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren in The Good Liar
Based on
the 2015 novel by Nicholas Searle, The Good Liar reunites Gods and
Monsters and Mr. Holmes director Bill Condon with acting legend Sir
Ian McKellen for the fourth time – and the equally legendary Hele...
4.5
The Hole in the Ground Review
The Hole in the Ground, directed by Lee Cronin, is a tense look into the lives of single mum and apparent domestic violence victim, Sarah O’Neill (Seána Kerslake), and her young son Chris (James Quinn Markey),...
4
Us Review
Therefore
this is what the LORD says: 'I will bring on them a disaster they cannot
escape. Although they cry out to me, I will not listen to them.
Jordan Peele’s follow up to the Oscar winning Get Out, Us, ...
3
Serenity Review
Ok, so, Matthew McConaughey is Baker Dill, a sweat drenched,
eternally five-o’clock-shadowed tanned man of the ocean. In what initially
appears to be the strangest adaptation of Moby
Dick, Baker Dill is a dude...
4
Brothers’ Nest Review – Nail Biting Uncomfortable Tension
It’s been twelve years between drinks for director Clayton Jacobson. Kenny arrived in 2006 and conquered the Aussie film industry and box office, leaving a genuine mark on culture and redefining the concept of ...