Mockumentary Genre: Alive and Well, or Suffering for Recognition?
The mockumentary genre has seen little traction in cinema, despite its critical and cult successes. Has its cultural capital run dry, or is there life in it yet?
Articles by Kelsey Clark
Johnny English Strikes Again – Review
Johnny English, incompetent spy extraordinaire, strikes again in this surprise sequel. Does it give us something interesting, or should it have stayed a duology? Kelsey reviews.
Crazy Rich Asians – Review
Crazy Rich Asians takes you on a romantic getaway to Singapore with the rich and famous.
Ladies in Black – Review
Kelsey reviews ‘Ladies in Black’ in an advanced screening for Australia, following several women in Sydney during 1959.
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again – Review
A strange choice for a sequel, ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ rides its source material to a few highs, but inevitably trips over its irreplaceable qualities.
Ant-Man and the Wasp – Review
After the grand-scale, epic ‘Infinity War’ left most Marvel fans wanting more. Does Ant-man deliver, or is it a small disappointment? Kelsey reviews.
The Incredibles 2 – Review
Picking up right where it left off, The Incredibles 2 successfully revives the themes and tone of the original, though in doing so it risks falling behind the times.
Ocean’s 8 – Review
After the internet-splitting horrors of Ghostbusters (2018), Kelsey had to overcome female-reboot fears to review the latest Oceans flick.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Saving Grace: Is Broadcast Television a Thing of the Past?
The world breathed a collective sigh of relief when our favourite cop-comedy TV outing was brought back to life. However, what does the Brooklyn Nine-Nine saga mean for broadcast television, and the future of syndication?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe and How It Changes Cinema
Ten years in the running, ‘Infinity War’ blasted on our screens and redefined the ‘crossover’ film. After a record-breaking opening weekend—what’s next for the Marvel Cinematic Universe?