10 Netflix original films to look out for in 2019
Yes, we are reading for a John Wick-esque assassin movie starring Mads Mikkelsen.
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Mia Wasikowska shatters expectations in the slick psychosexual thriller Piercing
Mia Wasikowska ain’t no pushover.
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Despite its sweet message, Ralph Breaks the Internet is more tired than wired
This sequel to Wreck-It Ralph is bland and busy.
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Ten overlooked Australian films from 2018
Here are 10 Australian films from 2018 that deserved more attention.
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A kick-ass Jennifer Garner can’t save Peppermint from becoming a muddled mess
Jennifer Garner is the sole shining light.
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Hostiles is a stirring western that sees the past in shades of grey
Christian Bale finds the humanity in a man that begrudgingly evolves from abhorrence to empathy.
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All the Rocky films, ranked from best to worst
Our critic rewatched the entire boxing saga and ranks all the Rocky films from best to worst.
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The Grinch is bright and bouncy but burdened by a pointless backstory
Padding this tale out to feature film length has never proven completely successful
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Interview: S. Craig Zahler on directing Mel Gibson and filming hardcore action for Dragged Across Concrete
We sat down to speak to writer/director S. Craig Zahler about what is sure to be a controversial production.
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Interview: How first-time film director Otto Bathurst reimagined Robin Hood for the 21st century
Do we really need another Robin Hood movie? That question was on the mind of director Otto Bathurst, as Sarah Ward discovers in her…
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Is the year’s best zombie film the low-budget Japanese flick One Cut of the Dead?
If you think you’ve seen every kind of zombie movie there is to see, think again.
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The blunt and brutal The House That Jack Built is Lars von Trier at his best and worst
This film splatters blood, death, literally broken heads and spliced body parts around as if the Danish director is painting with them.
