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Latest Reader-Submitted Movie Reviews
Shoplifters (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – Winner of the Palme D’or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the latest feature from master film-maker Hirokazu…
The Girl in the Spider’s Web (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – It has taken seven years for Hollywood to produce a follow-up to David Fincher’s disappointingly bland remake…
The Other Side of the Wind (2018) Movie Review
By Michael Kalafatis – Interviewer: “Do you like to finish a picture and be done with it? Are you happy when it’s done and cut?“…
Widows (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – After his Academy Award winning triumph in 2014 with the powerful drama 12 Years a Slave, film-maker Steve…
Suspiria (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – What will definitely be one of the most polarising films for 2018, this highly allegorical interpretation of Dario…
Halloween (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – A lot of hype certainly surrounded this highly anticipated return to Haddonfield, a deliberate recalibration that…
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) Movie Review
By Benedetta Giocoli – Well, that’s it. Yesterday I finally got the chance to watch Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. I half…
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) Movie Review
By Tanzina Tasneem Tithi – If you are like me, you have been waiting for this movie since the first minute into watching Fantastic…
What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire? (2018) Documentary Review
By Jade Burroughes – Roberto Minervini’s recent documentarian instalment provides an intimate, empathetic and very necessary…
Widows (2018) Movie Review
By George Glover – The initial marketing of Steve McQueen’s Widows portrayed a darker version of this year’s all-female heist…
Walkabout (1971) Movie Review
By James Corbett Embree – Few films capture the essence of a spiritual journey the way that Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout does; even if…
1% (2017) Movie Review
By Mitchell Bozzetto – Australian cinema doesn’t have the greatest rep and because of this more and more Australian films are…
Dogman (2018) Movie Review
By Mitchell Bozzetto – Matteo Garrone, director of modern mobster flick Gomorra returns to Italy’s criminal underworld for his…
Pin Cushion (2018) Movie Review
By Mitchell Bozzetto – High School can be a tough time for anyone and depending on your class status or ability to fit in, it can be…
Tag (2018) Movie Review
By Ian Dayang – TAG is one of those films that went under the radar during the summer, probably due to its big-budget competitors…
American Beauty (1999) Movie Review
By Daphne – American Beauty (1999), by Sam Mendes, is an iconic film filled with dark humor depicting the main character, Lester…
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom (2013) Movie Review
By Janis Lawinczak – “I have walked a long walk to freedom. It has been a lonely road, and it is not over yet.” These are parts of the…
Desert Flower (2009) Movie Review
By Justin – The drama Desert Flower, directed by Sherry Hermann in 2009, tells the autobiographical story of Waris Dirie (Liya…
Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars (2017) Documentary Review
By Megna The Wise – Happiness does not so often come by, sometimes people struggle for it, and just when it is about to hit the…
Apostle (2018) Movie Review
By Michael Kalafatis – In 1905, Thomas Richardson (Dan Stevens) has to infiltrate a religious cult that resides in a remote island…
Keep Watching (2017) Movie Review
By Emily Atkinson-Dalton – The Blair Witch Project, Paranormal Activity, REC, Cloverfield… the list if found footage movies just…
The Predator (2018) Movie Review
By James Patrignani – In anticipation for Shane Black’s The Predator release, I had some hope as to the quality of the newest…
The Shining (1980) Movie Review
By BigSHAQ – Stanley Kubrick the writer and director of the movie The Shining masterfully creates a suspenseful horror movie…
A Star Is Born (2018) Movie Review
By Rhys Parry-George – In Hollywood, there are some stories that resonate so much that they are re-made again and again and…
Interstellar (2014) Movie Review
By Preet Patel – Imagine, you’re alone on a ship far from home. Your fellow passengers left to explore a planet, but you do not see…
Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (2018) Movie Review
By Tony Ruggio – Besides the monsters, the true star, of course, is Black, an actor who knows exactly when to play it straight and…
Andhadhun (2018) Movie Review
By M Kanishka Narang – Andhadhun, by director Sriram Raghavan is a quirky story about a blind piano player Akash (Ayushman…
A Star Is Born (2018) Movie Review
By Simone Torn – Everyone is raving about A Star Is Born starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. With a 95% on rotten tomatoes…
The Thing (1982) Movie Review
By Georgy Maslov – A sci-fi classic. The Thing embodies what science fiction horror is all about. It is bizarre, outlandish, remarkable…
Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Movie Review
By Neel Gokhale – When George Lucas announced that two a standalone Han Solo movie would me produced in 2012, I…
Venom (2018) Movie Review
By Amy Knott – Give me Tom Hardy brooding dramatically from a bridge and I’ll go and see your movie. Give me Tom Hardy on a…
Eighth Grade (2018) Movie Review
By Simone Torn – Middle school is terrifying. A cesspool of inflamed zits, self-doubt, and unimaginable loneliness, it’s hard to…
Assassination Nation (2018) Movie Review
By Simone Torn – Aesthetics are everything for Sam Levinson’s gory feminist flick, Assassination Nation. A film that seems to be a…
Venom (2018) Movie Review
By Tony Ruggio – Tom Hardy loves dogs. I love dogs. Most human beings love dogs, but not one of us would be caught dead…
