Smallfoot – Review
Sometimes films completely surprise you. Matthew Lind went into Smallfoot expecting a silly film about a smallfoot. Read his review to find out what he got instead.
Tenet – Review
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?
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.
A Simple Favour – Review
Paul Feig’s latest entry is dark comedy/mystery thriller ‘A Simple Favour.’ Mapped by a best-selling novel and starring two of Hollywood’s most likeable actresses, this film has got to be enjoyable… right? Ciaran reviews.
The Predator – Review
Emerging from planet sequel, ‘The Predator’ is the newest film to take a classic monster and, well, sell tickets from it. Is this a blatant fan-service cash-grab, or something more? Izzy reviews.
FilmBunker Podcast #15: Piglet is a Bitch
This week, the crew talk about some fresh movies: the feel-good Christopher Robin, rom-com Crazy Rich Asians, and new Aussie-dramedy The Flip Side. Meanwhile, two horror movies battle it out for a spot in the bunker, and Kelsey has a strange outburst.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina – Trailer Talk
Remember the funny Sabrina? This isn’t it. Nic breaks down the first teaser trailer for ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’.
The Nun – Review
The Conjuring Universe’s latest, ahem, conjuring is The Nun. Read Matthew Lind’s review to find out if the supernatural ghost nun is as scary as real-life boarding school.
FilmBunker Podcast #14: Disenchantment
This week, the crew discuss some fresh television shows: the spooky New Zealand mockumentary ‘Wellington Paranormal’, and the new Matt Groening outing ‘Disenchantment’. Meanwhile, Simon skirts past an existential crisis.
Christopher Robin – Review
The live-action Disney reboot train is still steaming ahead, and its latest stop is the good-natured Winnie-the-Pooh film, ‘Christopher Robin’. Is this new flick as sweet as honey, or as bitter as Eeyore? Ciaran reviews.