Three Thousand Years of Longing is a movie that I love. Why? Because it dares to do something that many movies don’t; be bold. That is a good thing of …
End of the Road review: Absolute roadkill
End of the Road had the potential to be an interesting look at racial equality as a family moves to Texas. It stars Queen Latifah as a mother and sister …
The House review: Don’t you need planning permission for that?
The House is a stop animation, three-part anthology about a house that’s currently on Netflix. Each part is directed and acted by different people with a story by Enda Walsh. …
See how they run review: Agatha would be proud
See How They Run is a whodunit with a twist of its own. It’s a bloody fun take on the Agatha Christie-style whodunnit, with a post-modern element that is both …
EDF 5: The best coop game ever made?
Earth Defence Force, or more commonly known as EDF, is a series of games from Japanese company D3 Publisher. Known in Japan as Chikyū Bōeigun, there have already been six …
Earth Defence Force: Don’t be on the Fence…er
When Nick rattled my cage this morning, I was taken aback. I was not woken with his usual demands of “dance, monkey dance!”. Instead, to my surprise, he tossed a …
The Fall review: Palms are sweaty
The Fall is a movie that has an almost identical opening to the rather dumb, but fun, movie Vertical Limit. It’s directed and co-written by Scott Mann and is heaps …