Cold Pursuit – Review
Liam Neeson is back snapping necks and taking names, but this time he’s in the snow. Were we left with a chill or lukewarm? Read our review of Cold Pursuit.
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The Front Runner – Review
Matthew Lind has always thought about lying about being born in the United States so he could run for President, but ‘The Front Runner’ may have scared him off. Click to find out more about latest Jason Reitman’s political drama starring Hugh Jackman, who was also not born in the U.S.
Zodiac – A Retrospective Review
After a long night scrolling through Netflix, Nic stumbled across David Fincher’s 2007 masterpiece ‘Zodiac’. His only regret was waiting so long to watch it, and he’s hoping you won’t do the same.
Glass – Review
After releasing an unexpected sequel to a franchise long-thought dead, M. Night Shymalan has stepped into the limelight once more. Is ‘Glass’ a return to form for the director, or another in a long line of missed opportunities?
Halloween – Review
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.
Bad Times at the El Royale – Review
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.
Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga, Part I – Review
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?
The Devil May Care Trilogy – Review
As suckers for local talent, we here at FilmBunker are always excited to see Brisbane-based creative content. Latest in this list is The Devil May Care trilogy, a trio of short films telling one story through the lens of three genres.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – Review
The stakes are even higher in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom as Owen and Claire return to Isla Nublar to save a band of genetically-engineered dinosaurs from a second extinction. Ryan Schumacher reviews.
Unsane – Review
Soderbergh’s Unsane delivers an experimental and all-too-believable tale of horror, albeit one that is undercut by simple script failings.