‘Is This Thing On?’ – Bradley Cooper Finds Comedy, Heartbreak, and Truth in the Mic – Review

Over the past decade, Bradley Cooper has quietly but confidently emerged as one of modern cinema’s most interesting multi-hyphenates. From A Star Is Born to Maestro, he’s proven impossible to categorise; constantly shifting tone, genre, and ambition. With Is This Thing On?, Cooper pivots once again, delivering his most intimate and surprising film yet. Partnering […]

Guy Ritchie spins his smash mouth style of action for Prime Video’s ‘Young Sherlock’

What happens when a rebellious young Sherlock Holmes takes on his very first case—and it could cost him his freedom? Acclaimed British filmmaker and all-around gentleman, Guy Ritchie, is turning up the heat as he returns to trodden ground and looks to re-affirm his guidance of the character of legendary Detective Sherlock Holmes. He takes […]

‘Send Help’: Unleashing Survival Horror at Full Throttle – Review

Legendary filmmaker Sam Raimi has never been shy about breaking boundaries, pushing buttons, or gleefully unsettling audiences, and with Send Help, he does exactly that. This utterly manic, literal survival horror-thriller-black comedy is one of the most original, freakish, and completely unhinged cinematic experiences to hit screens in some time. It’s pure Raimi chaos, dialled […]

Home Is Where the Bricks Are: Woolworths’ Cult Collectibles Return With a Home Makeover

Woolworths’ wildly popular Bricks collectibles are back, and this time, they’re bringing it home. Available in store now, the new Woolworths Bricks Home collection transforms everyday domestic life into tiny, must-have treasures, inviting Kiwi shoppers to collect, build, swap and play their way through a miniature celebration of what makes a house feel like home. […]