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'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' - An Entertaining Creature Feature

By Nick Janks
20/06/18
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Modern Horrors That Reference Their 60’s and 70’s Counterparts

By Luke Banyai
19/06/18

In the acclaimed modern horror film Hereditary starring Toni Collette, director Ari Aster references horror films of the 60’s and 70’s in order to create the dread-filled atmosphere of his debut feature film.

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‘Ideal Home’ Review - Lighthearted Comedy About Parenthood

By Terryn Wood
19/06/18

Ideal Home is a lighthearted comedy about a bickering couple who suddenly find themselves thrust into parenthood, that comfortably finds a home somewhere in the feel-good realm of 2006’s Little Miss Sunshine.

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First Images of James Wan's 'Aquaman' Released

By Nick Janks
18/06/18

DC’s Aquaman is getting his own solo film this year with James Wan in the director’s chair – here are the first images from the film!

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6 Highlights of the 2018 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

By Nick Janks
18/06/18

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival returns in 2018, bringing with it plenty of top-notch Australian and international documentaries.

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Thrilling Trailer for New Horror Film 'Incident in a Ghostland'

By Steph Tuite
18/06/18

The new US trailer for Incident in a Ghostland aka Ghostland has dropped, giving us an insight into what looks like a nasty horror movie.

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Faith and Sexuality Explored in Romantic Drama 'Disobedience' - Review

By Terryn Wood
15/06/18

Chilean director Sebastián Lelio offers a forbidden love story set within the insular context of an Orthodox Jewish community in his first English-language feature, Disobedience.

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New 'The Grinch' Trailer Reveals Some More Misadventures

By Nick Janks
15/06/18

The new The Grinch trailer sees the Christmas-hating grump on some new misadventures while revealing that the Grinch may actually have a heart.

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Title Confirmed with First-Look Pics as Wonder Woman 2 Begins Filming

By Ash Davies
15/06/18

It’s official – the previously announced Wonder Woman 2 is on its way (no surprises there – when a film makes $822 million, you make another) with Warner Bros. announcing the commencement of production on the highly anticipated follow up.

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Film Featuring Adult Game of 'Tag' is Light-Hearted Fun - Review

By Maya Dodd
14/06/18

I like to think that I am a child at heart since my eagerness to climb trees and run through sprinklers has not dissipated at all despite me being well into my twenties. However, it seems I’ve got nothing on the guys (and gals) in the new release movie Tag.

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'Upgrade' is an Over-the-Top Violent Throwback to 80's Action Films

By Luke Banyai
14/06/18

Upgrade pays homage to a mixture of 80’s sci-fi and action films as well as giving itself its own heart and soul, which in a way, leaves it a mixed bag of some greatly executed ideas and some equally poor ones.

Trailers

Get Set for the Darkest Chapter of 'The Conjuring' Series in 'The Nun'

By Nick Janks
14/06/18

Check out the first teaser trailer for The Nun, the terrifying horror film set in The Conjuring universe, which promises to be the darkest chapter yet.

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Teaser and Image Gallery for Tim Burton's Live-Action 'Dumbo' Film

By Nick Janks
14/06/18

The first teaser trailer for Tim Burton’s re-imagining of Disney’s classic animated film Dumbo has dropped, along with a first-look image gallery.

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Hollywood Greats in Reminiscent Road Trip Movie 'The Leisure Seeker'

By Chas Farrow
13/06/18

John and Ella Spencer sally forth on an impromptu geriatric road trip bound for ‘The Ernest Hemingway Home’ in Key West, Florida (between Miami and Cuba), in their RV named The Leisure Seeker.

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Trailer for Psychological Period Horror Film 'The Little Stranger'

By Nick Janks
13/06/18

Domhnall Gleeson leads Lenny Abrahamson’s follow-up to Frank (2014) and Room (2015), with the psychological period horror film The Little Stranger.

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Oscar Isaac Stars in Tense Nazi Hunting Drama 'Operation Finale'

By Nick Janks
12/06/18

Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley star in the historical drama Operation Finale, a film about the hunt for Nazi lieutenant Adolf Eichmann.

Features

Movies That Were Overlooked - Survival Action Film 'The Grey' (2011)

By Luke Banyai
12/06/18

Around the time of the release of The Grey, Liam Neeson was at the peak of an action movie phase thanks to the unexpected hit that was Taken (2009), which saw him take on a slew of tough guy roles normally reserved for actors 20-30 years his junior.

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