Film Review: Strange But True (2019)
byStrange But True is a puzzle, but ultimately not in the way that it wants to be. It has you guessing to begin with, trying…
Brian Cox
Film Review: Churchill (2017)
byPerhaps it is a reflection of these memoir-happy times that something like Churchill comes to our screens now – a true story that can…
Film Review: The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)
byAndré Øvredal knows how to make a genre film better than nearly anyone else. 2010 saw the beginnings of his international reputation with Trolljegren/Troll…
Film Review: The Campaign (2012)
byJay Roach brings back some inappropriate humour, bathed in a Hollywood budget with two of the most popular comedic actors of the time. Whether…
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 10
byThe final episode of The Straits culminated in an action packed episode filled with drama. The episode begins with Harry (Brian Cox) aimlessly wandering…
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 9
byAfter a tumultuous ending last week, The Straits returns with a much more sombre episode. Killing Lola (Emma Lung) has a mentally crippling effect…
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 8
byWithout a doubt, The Straits entered into uncharted territories of compelling Australian drama, not frequently seen on the small screen.
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 7
byPerhaps a normal series may mark important revelations and cliffhangers at one a piece per episode. The Straits, however, climaxes it’s seventh episode with…
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 6
byAfter last week’s kidnapping of Marou (Jim Bani), The Straits continues the family fight for safety and who holds the throne. Noel (Aaron Fa’aoso)…
TV Review: The Straits, Episode 5
byEnding last week’s episode with a literal bang, The Straits picks up with the Montebello’s avenging the attack on Harry (Brian Cox).