Review: The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Seventeen years after its release The Blair Witch Project still manages to not only polarize audiences but drastically divide opinion.
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Review: Sully (2016)
Clint Eastwood honors American hero Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger in his latest film which details the events of what has become known as “Miracle on the Hudson”.
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DVD Review: Stork (1971)
Arriving on store shelves tomorrow (September 7th) is the Australian cult classic, Stork, thanks to local distribution house Umbrella Entertainment. This re-issued release comes with a generous amount of bonus content detailing the film’s conception to its triumph as a commercial success; the very first of the Australian New Wave. Striking a cord with the
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Review: Don’t Breathe (2016)
For his second feature director Fede Alvarez deprives the senses in this intense visually impaired horrific thriller.
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Review: The Shallows (2016)
It’s a contest of wills between Blake Lively and ferocious shark in the new survival-horror flick, The Shallows.
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The Best of The St Kilda Film Festival (2016)
For the first time the east Gippsland town of Briagolong presented a variety of award winning short features from a internationally recognized film festival.
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Review: Sausage Party (2016)
From the filthiest minds in Hollywood comes an animated comedy that leaves subtly and innuendo at the check-out.
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Review: Star Trek Beyond (2016)
After a prolonged wait between films, director Justin Lin of ‘The Fast and the Furious’ fame takes this third feature back to the franchise’s roots.
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Review: Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
Twenty year after the 1996 blockbuster, director Roland Emmerich finally delivers the sequel we’ve been waiting for.
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Review: The Omen (1976)
Possibly the most ambiguous horror film of all time, The Omen, achieves a milestone while remaining a timeless classic.
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