Sarah Ward

Let’s shout out some cinematic birthdays—including one century-old horror classic.

From Hellboy and Pacific Rim to his Best Picture winner The Shape of Water: we can’t get enough del Toro.

Empowering documentaries and neo-westerns ruled Aussie screens this year—we’ve picked out the absolute best.

We’ve preserved Sarah Ward’s bite-size snapshots of the finest thrilling films on Disney+. 28 Days Later (2002) It’s the second collaboration between filmmaker Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland, and the best. It’s the movie that made Cillian Murphy a star. 28 Days Later is also as sparse, tense, unnerving and phenomenal as a zombie […]

Nitram is the latest in a long line of confronting Australian films inspired by true crime.

Wondering why you’ve seen Jason Sudeikis’s moustachioed mug so much lately? Wonder no more.

With Black Widow and Gunpowder Milkshake having recently burst onto screens, we recap the most formidable action heroines.

Blistering outback westerns, masterful odes, informative documentaries and more.

From a disaffected teen to an MCU superhero, Scarlett Johansson has a bloody good repertoire.

Loki isn’t the only notable role to Hiddleston’s name. Far from it.

Ah, the old ‘girl goes missing in small town’ caper.

Our reviews of these three killer thrillers are still available to see, even if the movies aren’t.

The still astonishing David Gulpilil has an absolutely amazing body of work.

Here we’ve preserved Sarah Ward’s short reviews of three awesome thrillers, once available on Prime Video’s film library. Click on each title to check out where the films are available to stream right now. Canopy (2013) Set in World War II, during the Battle of Singapore specifically, Aaron Wilson’s Canopy is a combat thriller worth […]

This long-delayed and troubled production is…well….troubled.

This hilarious new series blasts society’s preconceptions about women in their forties.

Adrenaline junkies, you’ll sadly have to seek these suspenseful flicks somewhere else.