11 May 2014
Evil Feed – Wearyingly ‘Extreme’
This wearyingly ‘extreme’ feature début from stuntman-turned-co-writer/director/producer Kimani Ray Smith is intended as a hybrid of grindhouse horror…
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11 May 2014
Robert Davi – Davi Sings Sinatra: On The Road To Romance
The name Robert Davi is synonymous with his bigscreen tough guy roles from License To Kill, Predator 2 and Die Hard, and he has also appeared on television…
11 May 2014
TIDDAS – Not Your Average Chick-Lit – Book Review
Tiddas , by Anita Heiss, is the story of five friends, or tiddas, who are dealing with the challenges of a broken marriage, unwanted pregnancy, infertility…
9 May 2014
Dom Hemingway – Squashing a Pretty-boy Image
Jude Law tries hard to squash his still fairly pretty-boy image with this effort from NY-born writer/director Richard Shepard, who’s always able to assemble…
9 May 2014
The Escape Artist – David Tennant in Fine Form
David Tennant’s in fine form (and sporting his actual Scottish accent) in this three-part BBC drama with a nasty edge, and yet he’s slightly undone by some…
20 Apr 2014
Horrible Histories LIVE ON STAGE! – Awful Egyptians
From books to television and then the stage, Horrible Histories has proven itself to be adaptable to many artistic styles. Although many will find the comical…
19 Apr 2014
GENIUS AND HEROIN – Is Self-Destruction the Price of Brilliance? – Book Review
Flicking through the alphabetised list of creative types who succumbed to their addictions- not just to heroin, but everything from obsessive work habits to…
19 Apr 2014
I’M TALKING – Kate Gives Herself Honestly and Generously – Book Review
Kate Ceberano is a household name in Australia, loved all across this wide brown land for her stunning vocal ability, her infectious smile and her general…
19 Apr 2014
Secrets & Lies – The Best and Worst of Oz Drama
This much-hyped, six-part Aussie miniseries (written by Stephen M. Irwin and Kylie Needham and directed by Kate Dennis and Peter Salmon) was recently ‘must-see’…