Thanksgiving Dir: Eli Roth (Film Review)
Thanksgiving is just around the corner. It may not mean much to Kiwis, but to Americans, well, it’s as big as Christmas. And with this new slasher film, almost as much fun!
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The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes Dir: Francis Lawrence
The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes is as lengthy as its title would indicate, serving as both a prequel and a sequel to the billion dollar film franchise.
Saltburn – Film Review: Dir: Emerald Fennell
Saltburn, described as a ‘psychological black comedy thriller’ opens in cinemas today. We sent Jude Mannion off to a preview screening to have a look. Here’s what Jude has to say.
Stop Making Sense: 4K Restoration Dir: Jonathan Demme (Film Review)
Hailed as one of the top concert films of all time, Jonathan Demme’s Stop Making Sense should firmly secure the number one slot after this 40th anniversary restoration.
Killers Of The Flower Moon – Director: Martin Scorsese (Film Review)
Killers Of The Flower Moon features a chapter of American history they never taught us in school. Martin Scorsese brings this chilling story to light as only he can do.
Retribution Director: Nimród Antal (Film Review)
Retribution is defined as punishment inflicted on someone as vengeance for a wrong or criminal act. That may be both the premise and the review of this seriously flawed film.
Jules Dir: Marc Turtletaub (Film Review)
With films in cinemas about A-bombs, talking dolls and aliens in the desert, Jules may be the strangest movie you’ll see this year.
Dracula: Voyage Of The Demeter Dir: Andre Ovredal (Film Review)
Dracula: Voyage Of The Demeter, or Bat Man Goes Sailing, charts the course of Dracula from Romania to England. Needless to say, there is a significant body count.
Asteroid City Dir: Wes Anderson (Film Review)
If you’ve been caught up in the Barbenheimer frenzy, then your next film should be Asteroid City as it features both an A-bomb explosion and Margot Robbie.
From Alfred To Barbie: The Film Festival is Everywhere So Dive In Deep
The 13th Floor’s Marty Duda has been to a few films recently and its got him thinking. Always a dangerous precedent, here are a few of those thoughts about Oppenheimer, Barbie, Hitchcock and more.