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To live is to fight… to fight is to live. The buzz is about to hit the stratosphere thanks to the brand new trailer for Street Fighter has audiences amped, and promises an utterly mental watch in cinemas this year! Check it out the all-new trailer for Street Fighter below: Here’s the official synopsis: Set […]

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Television Recaps

‘Outlander: Blood of My Blood’ – Season One – Swooning Highland Romance That Finds Its Own Heart – Review

September 11, 2026 Samuel Hames

There are few television franchises quite as synonymous with sweeping romance, historical drama and gloriously windswept landscapes as Outlander. Now, the saga turns back the clock once again with Outlander: Blood of My Blood, a romantic prequel that explores the love stories of two couples whose lives will ultimately shape the people we have come […]

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Movie Trailers

In Tom Cruise we trust with ‘Digger’

September 10, 2026 Samuel Hames

Hollywood A-list icon Tom Cruise is ready to literally ‘dig deep’ for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger, and with the release of its all-new trailer, complete mania is promised! Watch the all-new trailer for Digger below: Here’s the official synopsis: The most powerful man in the world, Digger Rockwell (Tom Cruise) embarks on a frantic […]

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Television Recaps

‘The Gentlemen’ – Season One – Guy Ritchie Serves Up a Bloody Good Time – Review

September 9, 2026 Samuel Hames

Guy Ritchie has always understood that crime is considerably more entertaining when conducted in a tailored suit. With The Gentlemen, Ritchie returns to the criminal underworld he knows so well, expanding the world of his 2019 film into an eight-part Netflix series that trades London’s backstreets for sprawling country estates, aristocratic dinner parties and a […]

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Features

From Trolls to Taniwha – Norway Takes Centre Stage at Show Me Shorts 2026

September 7, 2026 Samuel Hames

Norway is coming to Aotearoa, and it’s bringing trolls, dark humour, science fiction and some seriously sharp short filmmaking with it. The Show Me Shorts Film Festival has announced the Kingdom of Norway as its 2026 Country of Honour, with eight Norwegian films set to feature across this year’s programme, alongside four filmmakers and industry […]

Movie Reviews

‘By Any Means’ – Review

September 4, 2026 Samuel Hames

Sometimes in the search for justice, extreme measures are needed. The thin blue line needs to be crossed, and that’s exactly where director Elegance Bratton’s By Any Means takes audiences into the shocking true story of the investigation of a 1966 civil rights assassination that commanded a response for justice that was even more extreme; […]

Television Recaps

‘Reacher’ – Season Four – Jack Reacher Goes Full-Throttle – Review

August 30, 2026 Samuel Hames

Jack Reacher is back — and he’s bringing the thunder. Prime Video’s smash-hit action thriller returns for a fourth season, and this time around, Reacher turns the volume all the way up. With his back against the wall and operating largely on instinct, adrenaline and sheer bloody-minded determination, Jack Reacher finds himself caught in a […]

Features

‘Cirque Alice’ – Fall Down the Rabbit Hole Into a Wonderland of Pure Spectacle

August 29, 2026 Jessica Laura

There are theatrical experiences that entertain, and then there are those that remind you why we go to the theatre in the first place. Cirque Alice belongs firmly in the latter camp. Direct from the USA, the latest spectacular from the creators behind Cirque du Soleil’s Mad Apple, The Illusionists and Le Noir transforms Lewis […]

Movie Reviews

‘Tony’ – Before Anthony Bourdain, There Was Just Tony – Review

August 26, 2026 Jessica Laura

Anthony Bourdain became one of the most recognisable culinary figures of his generation, but Tony is far more interested in the man before the legend: the insecure, restless and slightly lost young man who had yet to discover exactly who he was. Nineteen-year-old Anthony Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant […]

Movie Reviews

‘The End of Oak Street’ – Dinosaurs, Domestic Dysfunction and One Hell of a Time Warp – Review

August 24, 2026 Jessica Laura

There is something wonderfully refreshing about walking into a cinema with absolutely no idea where a film is going to take you. The End of Oak Street is precisely that kind of experience: an unexpected, intense and frequently downright bonkers slice of science fiction that asks you to surrender to its madness and enjoy the […]