Based on the memoir by Garrad Conley and adapted for the screen by Aussie filmmaker Joel Edgerton, Boy Erased exposes the insidious and harmful practice of gay conversion therapy with an ensemble of seasoned and new actors. Owen reviews.
Endorsed as the true sequel to the classic 1970s slasher film ‘Halloween’, our resident horror fanatic Sarah Clarry went to see if the new film in the franchise has people shaking in their boots or shaking their heads.
After a life-long journey of belting out Queen songs in late night car rides, Ciaran was intrigued by new biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. Did it rock her, or bite the dust? Read her review here.
Featuring an unhinged performance from Nicolas Cage, ‘Mandy’ is a drug-fuelled revenge horror romp through the grindhouse tradition of old. But is it worth the trip? Owen reviews.
A remote island cloaked in mystery, religious fanatics, ritualistic sacrifice and a whole lot of blood. ‘Apostle’ is a vivid and enthralling mash-up of action and horror cinema. Is there a new cult classic in the making? Owen reviews.
The Brisbane International Film Festival kicks off with Celeste, a moody drama set in the heart of the stunning rainforests of far north Queensland.
Part Tarantino, part Hitchcock, ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ is an homage-laced neo-noir driven by a star-studded cast. Is watching this a bad time, or is it worth checking in? Ciaran reviews.
An actor making his directional debut and a pop singer walk into a bar and form a heartfelt relationship in ‘A Star is Born’. Are their stars on the rise, or are we seeing these two talents decline? Kelsey reviews.
Though Venom builds an entertaining dynamic between Eddie Brock and his symbiote passenger, the film is undermined by broad script issues and a glaring lack of chemistry between its leads.
Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga, Part I is the first entry in a planned five-part film series. Will it live up to its franchise ambitions, or is it destined to remain a standalone venture?
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