Shudder, the thrilling new horror streaming service
With the release of a new horror streaming service called Shudder, Kaitlyn Lewis discusses the future of cinema and what we can expect post COVID.
Five horror films to sink your teeth into
Check out these five horror releases for you to sink your teeth into this Halloween.
The Handmaid’s Tale: A Disturbing Dystopia
Originally published in 1985, Margaret Atwood’s, The Handmaids Tale was turned into a chilling TV adaption in 2017, that Atwood herself described as disturbing. Targeting tough themes like fertility, repression, Continue Reading
Before I Fall: What would you change if today was your last day?
What would you change if you could re-live your last day? Would you try to be a hero? Would you be a villain? Or would you merely try to right Continue Reading
‘2040’: the documentary with an uplifting perspective on climate change
A year ago, would you know one person who owned a keep cup? Now it seems like in today’s environmentally woke world every second person has some sort of thermostat Continue Reading
Australian documentary exposes the dark underbelly of animal agriculture
Dominion, a new Australian documentary featuring footage from factory farms and slaughterhouses across the country, is set to launch in Canberra on the 17th of April. The feature-length film will premiere to a sold-out audience Continue Reading
Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters: A Review
In celebration of the 25th Mardi Gras Film Festival and the 40th Anniversary of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, the National Film and Sound Archive (NSFA) recently showcased the restored 1980 documentary Witches and Faggots, Continue Reading
ESSENTIAL VIEWING FOR GAYS AND STRAIGHTS ALIKE: LOVE, SIMON
Walking into the cinema to watch a young adult coming-of-age movie about a gay guy coming out, I knew I was probably going to cry. I didn’t expect to be Continue Reading
Black Panther Review: Why Representation Matters
Marvel’s latest superhero film Black Panther hit the big screens earlier this year, quickly breaking records as the top grossing film in history with a majority black cast, and black director. The film Continue Reading
Film Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
In the third and possibly final instalment in the rebooted series, War for the Planet of the Apes is the story of a war between a large militant group known as Alpha-Omega and the Continue Reading