‘Not Only Fred Dagg’ – Review
When it comes to true New Zealand icons, few loom as large as Fred Dagg — the loveable, gumboot-wearing, do-it-yourself farmer who became the embodiment of Kiwi ingenuity, humour, and understated masculinity. Yet as inseparable as Fred Dagg is from our cultural identity, the character was only ever one part of the remarkable man who […]
The sheep are on the case in ‘The Sheep Detectives’
We’re buzzing with excitement as to how 2026 is shaping up for film and cinema, and in a special treat the new trailer for The Sheep Detectives has arrived, and it’s looking like it’ll be a comedy gem for cinemagoers this year. Check out the all new trailer for The Sheep Detectives below: Here’s […]
Steven Spielberg builds out eerie suspense with ‘Disclosure Day’
2026 is here, and leading the charge with what is shaping up to be one of the year’s moist exciting releases is acclaimed filmmaker and Academy Award-winner Steven Speilberg’s Disclosure Day, which has now released a cryptic first trailer, and which promises a new direction of first contact that audiences will be pulled right into. […]
‘Anaconda’ – Review
Jack Black and Paul Rudd are more than ready to go native, plunging headfirst into the jungle for Anaconda: a wild, unhinged, and gloriously self-aware remake-of-a-remake that fully embraces its own stupidity. Loud, ridiculous, and relentlessly entertaining, this is exactly the kind of sunburnt, beer-in-hand summer blockbuster chaos audiences could use right about now. Doug […]
‘Rental Family’ – Review
2025 has already proven itself to be a year rich with cinematic treasures, delivering film experiences that transcend genre, expectation, and emotional register. As the year begins to crest toward its final act, audiences are gifted something truly special with Rental Family, a heartfelt, deeply resonant comedy-drama from filmmaker Hikari, and one that arrives precisely […]
Tommy Shelby returns for ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’
In a surprise release just in time for Christmas, Netflix has treated audiences to a first look at the forthcoming release of one of 2024’s most exciting debuts with the long-awaited full-length gangster film, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, which will once again see Academy Award-winning actor Cillian Murphy return as the fabled gypsy gangster […]
Behold the Epic Heroic Journey of Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’
Fresh off his Academy Award–winning triumph with Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan is once again setting his sights on cinematic immortality. Announced in 2023, Nolan’s next project would be nothing less than an adaptation of Homer’s The Odyssey; one of the foundational texts of Western literature and a mythic tale that has echoed across millennia. Now, with […]
‘The Housemaid’ – Review
Christmas is almost here, and while most filmmakers are content to serve up cosy sentimentality and sugar-dusted escapism, Paul Feig has other, far more dangerous ideas on his mind. With The Housemaid, the filmmaker behind Bridesmaids and A Simple Favor delivers a seductive, scandal-soaked psychological thriller that slithers under your skin and refuses to let […]
You’re cordially invited to A24’s ‘The Drama’
We’re getting all the treats from A24 at the moment. Not only have we been gifted the recent trailer of Glen Powell’s How to Make a Killing, the psychosexual pop drama of David Lowery’s Mother Mary, and with Eternity out for the holidays, it’s turning out to be the best time to be an A24 […]
‘The History of Sound’ – Review
Filmmaker Oliver Hermanus firmly cemented his talent with 2022’s Living, an intimate, emotionally resonant masterpiece led by Bill Nighy that quietly emerged as one of the decade’s defining pieces of cinema. It was sincere, deeply human, and profoundly warm: an exploration of life’s small miracles that lingered long after the credits. Now, Hermanus returns with […]