Film Review: The Little Death (2014)
byThe Little Death, the English translation of la petite mort – the French term for orgasm, follows the sex lives of four couples that are somewhat intertwined…
Damon Herriman
Film Review: The Outlaw Michael Howe (2013)
byThe year is 1815, the place: Van Diemen’s Land. After being established as a penal colony by the British who have also settled the…
Film Review: 100 Bloody Acres (2012)
byDebuting at MIFF 2012, it seems a little strange that brothers Colin and Cameron Cairnes’ 100 Bloody Acres (writing and directing) had to open in the US to generally rave reviews before making it to Australia. It’s a good thing it made it back at all because this is one Australian film deserving of a wider audience.
TV Review: Laid, S2E6
byAnother 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
byAfter 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
byA couples healing retreat sees Roo (Alison Bell) and E.J. (Celia Pacquola) take a trip away from the suburban mayhem that usually surrounds their…
TV Review: Laid, S2E3
byA series of sexual misadventures dominates ABC’s Laid. Last season, Roo (Alison Bell) uncovered the existence of her sexual death curse and its implications…
TV Review: Laid, S2E2
byTwo episodes in and Laid continues to traverse the sexual warzone of an upwardly mobile suburban Sydneyite. But let’s call a spade a spade…