Review: Carol
I’ve always thought of Cate Blanchett as an aloof, ethereal, otherworldly kind of being. Maybe it’s because the first time I saw her, it...
Monthly Archive: October 2015
Review: The Subjects
There are a lot of superheroes out there. Like, a lot. So Robert Monde’s debut feature The Subjects is impressive in that it takes a...
Universal’s Frankenstein Films: A Definitive Ranking
It’s the spooky season once again folks, and that means it’s time to dust off the movies you’re too scared to watch the rest...
Star Wars Pop-Up Store Hitting Emporium Melbourne
We’re all excited about the new Star Wars film, but that’s still a few months away. If you need your Star Wars fix before then, Emporium...
Review: The Walk
If you have a fear of heights, The Walk will cure you. Or, potentially, make you vomit into your popcorn. I’m not really sure how...
Review: Jeremiah’s Tuesday
Jeremiah’s Tuesday writer & director Steven Mrowinski describes it as a black grotesque satirical production that relates heavily to today’s political scene despite being...
Review: Until Monstrous Presents: The Roar
It has taken me longer than I’d like to write this review. Every time I sat down to write it, I found myself struggling...
Review: The Desperettes in “A Lady’s Guide to Being a Wingman”.
Have you heard of a Wingman? Not in that praise-y and colloquial way Tom Cruise used in in “Top Gun”, when he meant …actually,...
Review: Rehab
The space within the Improv Conspiracy Office, is as Nadine Sparks best describes, somebody’s office. The room is tiny and the stage even more...
