‘The Boys’ – ‘Barbary Coast’ – Review

We’re well into the madness of Season Three of Prime Video’s hit series The Boys. And it’s awesome! Now arriving at Episode Three, ‘Barbary Coast’, the stakes could not be higher, and the tension is ramping up. After his explosive outburst, Homelander (Antony Starr) is now up, and a loyal following of disenfranchised Americans has […]

‘House of the Dragon’ – ‘Tumbleton’ – Review

‘The Bob’s Burgers Movie’ – Review

When it comes to dry humor comedy that is certain to crack you up there’s no better show than Bob’s Burgers. And now this modern-day cult classic animated series is coming to the big screen in The Bob’s Burger’s Movie. And there’s a lot to enjoy with this one. A ruptured water main creates an […]

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

‘How To Please A Woman’ – Review

Australian comedic cinema is always a delight to watch on the big screen, and writer and director Renée Webster know’s exactly which buttons to push to get audiences going in this hilarious and heart-warming tale in How To Please A Woman, as one woman decides to make a second-go with her desires and the unexpected […]

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

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ – Review

In 1986 Tony Scott and Tom Cruise changed the landscape of blockbuster cinema with Top Gun. It wasn’t just a movie, but a cultural moment and its legacy inspired a whole generation of what it meant to be cool, and showed what blockbuster cinema could deliver to audiences. Now 36 years later, Cruise returns as […]

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

‘The Innocents’ – Review

It’s rare to find horror cinema that gives audiences a fresh take on the genre, but director Eskil Vogt’s The Innocents is a film whose fresh approach to the trauma of childhood and its seedy underside is sure to send a chill down your spine. During the bright Nordic summer, a group of children reveal […]

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

‘Nobody Has To Know’ – Review

Told with quiet succinctness and examining what lies beneath the relationships that draw us together, Bouli Lanners’ Nobody Has To Know, is a dramatic, slow-burn film of love and secrets that takes its time to tell its narrative and gives audiences something to ease into. Phil (Bouli Lanners), a robust middle-aged man suffers a stroke, […]

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

Take your first look at Chris Pratt in ‘The Terminal List’

As one of Hollywood’s biggest names action superstar Chris Pratt is ready to change things up as he takes on the role of the heroic and determined Navy SEAL Lt. James Reece in the adaptation of Jack Carr’s The Terminal List for Prime Video. And this first teaser trailer promises a wild and action-packed ride […]

Chris Pratt steps into the breach with first look at Season Two of Prime Video’s ‘The Terminal List’

‘Tony Hawk: Until The Wheels Fall Off’ – Review

When it comes to extreme sports royalty, one man reigns as the King, the Birdman himself, and the lord of the skies, Tony Hawk. Often regarded as the most famous skateboarder of all time, who took the sport to new heights and showed what was capable on the back of a board, Tony Hawk gets […]

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