Review: Cosí @ West Independent Theatre
The line between madness and sanity has long been a subject of art, but Louis Nowra’s Cosi, set in Australia in the later days...
Monthly Archive: November 2014
On Race and Exodus: Gods and Kings
A few days ago, Variety ran an interview with Ridley Scott, about his new film, Exodus: Gods and Kings. Scott seems like a decent enough guy...
Madman Acquires SAILOR MOON, Absolutely Everything To Be Released
Even us uncultured in the ways of anime freaking love Sailor Moon – it is one of the most beloved, iconic anime series ever made,...
Review: Carbide Tipped Pens
Carbide Tipped Pens is a collection of science fiction stories. Compiled and edited by six time Hugo-winning author Ben Bova and aerospace engineer Eric...
Play It Safe, an indie Australian film
We’re always fans of Australian films – recently we’ve had fun with all the great Aussie film at Monster Fest, as well as reviewing the...
Review: The Moé Manifesto
This post originally appeared over on The Action Points Podcast. There are more questions posed than answered in Patrick W. Galbraith‘s collection of interviews, The...
Review: WolfCop
The title of WolfCop should be pretty self explanatory. Lou (Leo Fafard) is an alcoholic cop. He’s also a werewolf. He fights crime. It’s...
Review: Turkey Shoot
The original Turkey Shoot is an Ozploitation classic. Beloved by Quentin Tarantino, the 1982 film is a violent, sexual gore fest that delighted in...
Review: The Editor
The Editor is a film steeped in genre conventions. It shouldn’t really be a surprise, given that the Editor screened as part of MonsterFest...
A Crash Course in Writing the Hollywood Reboot
The idea behind the Hollywood reboot was summed up perfectly in 2012’s 21 Jump Street, when Nick Offerman’s Chief Deputy states: “we’re reviving a...
