The Old Man and the Gun has its problems, but like the titular Old Man in the middle of a bank heist, it charmed me almost…
It’s not at all unusual for family films to make use of horror settings and genre conventions. A lot of fantastic family storytelling straddles the…
Searching, the debut feature of Aneesh Chaganty starring John Cho (Star Trek) and Debra Messing (Will and Grace), is one of those rare beasts where,…
When a typical school night delivering pizzas for minimum wage turns into a fateful hit-and-run, the lives of childhood friends Mirko and Manolo take an…
Sorry Angel is the latest film by French auteur filmmaker Christophe Honoré (Dans Paris, Love Songs). The film headlined at Melbourne’s International Film Festival having…
Michael Pearce’s debut feature film, Beast, will haunt you long after you leave the cinema. A serial killer is preying on young women and tension…
A part of the Melbourne International Film Festival’s official 2018 selection, Damsel is a tender ode to frontier films which places their traditional archetypes and…
Somewhere between 2015’s Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation and now, I managed to forget that there has been an ongoing story in the last few Mission…
Submergence is a romantic thriller directed by Wim Wenders starring Alicia Vikander and James McAvoy. Leading up to viewing this film, I wondered why I…
Having successfully navigated the perils of his daughter Mavis’s marriage to a human and the birth of his grandson, Count Dracula starts to feel lonely…