REVIEWS / OLDER

New Zealand writer/director Guy Pigden brings a seven-year production to fruition, finding love and maturity along the way, in his romantic drama, Older. (Click here)
New Zealand writer/director Guy Pigden brings a seven-year production to fruition, finding love and maturity along the way, in his romantic drama, Older. (Click here)
Those most excellent musical talents from San Dimas, California - Ted Theodore Logan and Bill S. Preston Esquire - are now middle-aged dudes. But the world, and also their marriages, still need saving (Click here)
The power of the mind and the force of the collective consciousness in shaping our world is examined in Caroline Cory's Superhuman (Click here)
After contributing for years behind the scenes, Bryn Tilly steps up to program the relaunch of Sydney's iconic shock show, A Night of Horror International Film Festival (Click here)
Henk Pretorious' spooky demonic/haunting low-budgeter will bulk up streaming channel's and appease the easily-pleased horror hounds (Click here)
Thought toxic masculinity couldn't manifest itself any more insidiously? Check out The Pickup Game, a shocking insight into the 'seduction coaching' industry (Click here)
43 years in the making (sort of), a terrible sequel to an inexplicably popular Jaws rip-off could be the 'Great Bad Movie' weve been waiting for (Click here)
Despite the shuttering of their physical event due to COVID concerns, the 14th annual Sydney Underground Film Festival forges ahead with a mammoth online program (Click here)
Director Shannon Murphy (left) continues to impress festival juries with her debut feature, Babyteeth (Click here)
Sarajevo is under COVID-19 conditions, but the programming and technical teams behind the 26th Sarajevo Film Festival are determined to get their line-up (including Shirley, starring Elizabeth Moss; left) to the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Click here)
For four decades, New Zealand-born expat Rosslyn Abernethy was arguably Australasia's greatest production manager (Click here)
The Melbourne International Film Festival is set to soar as a digital event, ensuring that for filmlovers across the Southern state and beyond, MIFF lives on in 2020 (Click here)
Joe Dante's iconic 1984 creature-feature was a turning point in Hollywood film-making and the career of monster designer Chris Walas, who recounts the period in this heartwarming making-of doco (Click here)
Just when you thought it was safe to go swimming in the shallow, muddy estuaries of northern Australia (Ed: it never is), Andrew Traucki unleashes his latest creature feature (Click here)
One of Australia's favourite sons travels down the 'ageing celebrity' satirical path in his final film, with very mixed results (Click here)