Travis Johnson

This outstanding doco is first and foremost a tribute to the mighty Bangarra Dance Theatre.

How much brain damage can these movies cause if watched back to back? Short answer: a lot.

By turns shockingly violent and stunningly beautiful, this stunning film has been a long time coming.

The film is big on ideas, but not crash hot when it comes to grounding them in human motivations.

From Tarantino to martial arts shows to the MCU – Bruce Lee is still working his magic.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on BINGE this month.

Our resident Dune super nerd deep dives into Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming adaptation, which looks EPIC.

The Devil All the Time should feel dense and textured; instead it feels scattered and rushed.

Got an hankering for dark, disturbing, flat-out terrifying genre films? Stan can help.

Check these films out if you want a hard-rockin’ helping of Aussie music history.

Bill and Ted Face the Music is the movie the world needs right now. It really is most excellent.

BINGE has become Destination DC—home of superhero stories with a difference.

Having a tough week? Why not cheer yourself up by watching a bone-chilling scary movie?

Technique over substance, form over function, puzzles over plot, plot over characterisation.

Margot Robbie’s turn as Harley isn’t the best iteration of the character currently doing the rounds.

This must-watch series is a reminder that the true crime genre can produce works of sublime power and resonance.

A rather generic albeit technically adept creature feature, content to colour within the lines.

Matthew Rhys’ compromised but committed gumshoe ranks among the best screen detectives in recent years.

This sort-of sequel raises an occasional smile but is smug and self-congratulatory.

Harriet Tubman’s life makes for incredible source material and this film does a sterling job hitting the key points,

There’s a treasure trove of excellent horror movies to stream on Prime Video.