Wednesdays with Woody: Husbands and Wives (1992)
It doesn’t take five minutes until the basic premise of Woody Allen’s Husbands and Wives is set up. Jack (Sydney Pollack) and Sally (Judy…
Film Review: Not Suitable for Children (2012)
Wild nights of endless booze, drugs, sex and DJs surround the lives of housemates Jonah (Ryan Kwanten), Gus (Ryan Corr) and Stevie (Sarah Snook)….
Wednesdays with Woody: September (1987)
As the sombre Interiors followed the Oscar winning Annie Hall only one year after, September too comes one year after Woody Allen’s most financially…
TV Review: Laid, S2E6
Another season and another six episodes of Laid have come and past. This week’s season finale sees some general wrapping up of the events…
TV Review: Laid, S2E5
After last week’s cliffhanger ending, Laid heads into emotional territory this week. Without spoiling who the subject of the “bad news” was, it can…
TV Review: Laid, S2E4
A couples healing retreat sees Roo (Alison Bell) and E.J. (Celia Pacquola) take a trip away from the suburban mayhem that usually surrounds their…
Film Review: The Dictator (2012)
Outrageous provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen returns with his follow up to Borat and Bruno with The Dictator. Pushing the envelope once again, Cohen plays…
TV Review: Laid, S2E3
A series of sexual misadventures dominates ABC’s Laid. Last season, Roo (Alison Bell) uncovered the existence of her sexual death curse and its implications…
Film Review: Dark Shadows (2012)
Vampires, werewolves, ghosts and witches are quite the material for a 1960s soap opera. Long before the days of Twilight and True Blood, Dark…
TV Review: Laid, S2E2
Two episodes in and Laid continues to traverse the sexual warzone of an upwardly mobile suburban Sydneyite. But let’s call a spade a spade…