Film Review: Heal the Living (2016)
There are many emotional adjectives that would be apt to describe Heal the Living. Emotionally charged, moving, tumultuous, draining. Basically this is a film…
Film Review: Indivisible (2016)
Indivisible is the story of two conjoined twins nearing their 18th birthday. The conjoined element is obviously the draw card of the feature, providing…
Article: The Contribution of Stephen King to Cinema
With his prolific resume of short stories, novellas and novels, Stephen King is living proof that you can have both quality and quantity as…
Film Review: Annabelle: Creation (2017)
Annabelle: Creation has one of the biggest shocks any horror could deliver. It’s a sequel (well, technically a prequel) better than the original. Creation is…
Film Review: The Big Sick (2017)
The Big Sick is the thoroughly authentic and enjoyable romantic comedy written by Emily Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani about their own experience meeting and…
Film Review: Magnus (2016)
Magnus Carlsen is a Norwegian Chess player of formidable prowess, a former child prodigy and now young adult. Magnus, by director Benjamin Ree, takes…
Film Review: The Other Side Of Hope (2017)
It’s often argued the best way to deal with dark subject matter is with humour. And so it is apt that Finnish auteur Aki…
Film Review: My Cousin Rachel (2017)
Based on the 1951 novel by British author Daphne du Maurier, Roger Michell adapts and directs My Cousin Rachel. This story is both a…
Film Review: Wonder Woman (2017)
It’s always interesting to imagine how the current era of time will come to be defined. If the industrial/tech age ever loses its title…
Film Review: Hounds of Love (2016)
Aussie Ben Young’s first feature film is a loose adaptation of the Birnie murders. Perth suburbanites Catherine and David Birnie abducted and murdered several…