He Named Me Malala – movie review
This is an endearing portrait of one of the world’s bravest young women. It is an insight into the world’s…
Wash Room (Owl & Cat) – theatre review
Sexuality (some might call it perversion) appears to be a constant theme in young playwright Thomas Ian Doyle’s work, which…
Blindspot – television review
It was inevitable that the runaway success of The Blacklist would spawn imitators. No doubt the attraction of having a…
The Assassin – movie review
The patience of Job would be a great asset when setting out to watch this slow moving martial arts film…
Burlesque at escapeXperience – theatre review
My second Escape Room experience in Melbourne’s southeastern suburbs was just as intriguing as the first I had back in…
Spectre – movie review
I thought that Skyfall was one of the best Bond movies of the past fifty years, so I was eagerly…
Now Add Honey – movie review
I regularly whine about the quality - or lack of it - in Australian movies. Today is the turn of…
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse – movie review
An inane American action horror comedy, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse [note: that's the title, punctuation error included -…
The Greats at AGNSW – art preview
The Greats: masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland is one of the most significant collections of European "old master"…
Terminator: Genisys – DVD review
Terminator Genisys is at times viciously violent, features masterful special effects and a story that is confusing and convoluted. Further,…