If you’re seeking horror that bites, then Dangerous Animals is the blood-soaked, surf-slashed adrenaline ride you’ve been craving. Cult-horror maestro Sean Byrne returns to the director’s chair after nearly a decade, and with Dangerous Animals, he unleashes a snarling beast of a film: a savage, sun-scorched survival horror that grabs you by the throat and […]
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Jeremy Allen White digs deep with his emotions for ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’
Acting powerhouse Jeremy Allen White is a performer who totally commits to his performances and he’s bringing all out the stops as he steps into the shoes of The Boss, Bruce Springsteen, for a emotionally raw depiction of the famed singer-songwriter’s greatest ever comeback with his lauded 1982 ‘Nebraska’ album in director Scott Cooper’s Springsteen: […]
‘The Surfer’ – Review
Nicolas Cage, the mad king of cinema, is back – and this time, he’s riding a wave of vengeance in the sunburnt, psyche-shattering thriller The Surfer. Helmed by Irish auteur Lorcan Finnegan, and shot with blistering intensity under the sweltering Australian sun, The Surfer is a gnarly descent into masculinity, madness, and moral decay. A […]
‘Materialists’ – Review
Following her 2023 debut with the sweeping, dramatic drama Past Lives, writer and director Celine Song emerged as one of the most exciting and innovative talents in cinema. Now, two years later, she is set to return to the silver screen in collaboration with A24 and Sony Pictures. Her new project, Materialists, offers a fresh […]
‘From the World of John Wick: Ballerina’ – Review
From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is not trying to out-Wick John Wick, and that’s what, for the most part, makes it interesting. Directed by Len Wiseman (Underworld), this spin-off stretches its legs into balletic violence, operatic revenge, and neon-soaked grief, but it doesn’t always stick the landing. Pulling back from the franchise’s relentless […]
‘Lilo & Stitch’ – Review
Get ready to ride the wave of feel-good nostalgia, because Lilo & Stitch has crash-landed onto our screens with a warm heart, wacky humour, and a whole lot of Ohana. Director Dean Fleischer Camp (Marcel the Shell with Shoes On) brings fresh energy and gentle authenticity to this live-action reimagining of the beloved 2002 Disney […]
‘Bring Her Back’ – Review
After rattling audiences with their freakishly good debut Talk To Me, Danny and Michael Philippou return in 2025 with Bring Her Back; a terrifying, skin-peeling descent into madness that pushes the horror genre to its absolute brink. If Talk To Me left you breathless, Bring Her Back will leave you broken. A brother and sister […]
‘The Phoenician Scheme’ – Review
There’s cinema, and then there’s Wes Anderson cinema: that entirely distinct, kaleidoscopic realm where aesthetic reigns supreme and narrative quirks coalesce into emotional resonance. With The Phoenician Scheme, Anderson once again invites audiences into his candy-colored clockwork world, but this time there’s a pulse of danger underneath the pastel — a buzz of espionage, betrayal, […]
‘The Salt Path’ – Review
Some films entertain, others inspire, and then there are narrative journeys like The Salt Path that reach into your being and grab your heart with both hands, and leave it shaken with raw emotion and unfiltered truth. This is a powerful, yet quiet drama that pulls you into the lives of two people stripped of […]
‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ – Review
Hollywood megastar Tom Cruise is back as IMF agent Ethan Hunt, ready to elevate action cinema with Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. For Hunt, this is a do-or-die mission, with the fate of the entire planet in his hands. The film promises a bold and intense cinematic experience that will leave you on the […]