If there’s one thing Hollywood loves, it’s exploring itself. From the earliest days of cinema—recreated in everything from Singin’ in the Rain to Babylon—the city of stars is often at its best when ...

“James Bond changed down into third gear, drifted the Saab 900 Turbo into a tight left-hand turn, clinging to the grass verge, then put on a fraction more power to bring the car out of the bend.” ...

The history of the Australian western runs deep, from The History of the Kelly Gang (1906) through to the more recent High Ground (2020). Yet, like The Proposition (2005), there is no glorification of ...

When Stephen King isn’t writing fiction, he’s writing about writing. At least that’s the impression that you’d get from SECRET WINDOWS: ESSAYS AND FICTION ON THE CRAFT OF WRITING, a collection of ...

With its mixture of dark comedy and noirish leanings, Paul Feig’s A Simple Favor earned a cult following. Its awkward epilogue hinted at further stories to tell, but none of them exactly screamed for ...

The opening scene of Robert Machoian’s grabs viewers by the shirt collars immediately. The as-yet unnamed David (Clayne Crawford) stands over a sleeping couple with a gun in his hand. The combination ...

According to recent Workplace Gender Equality Agency statistics, there’s still a 13.9% gender pay gap in Australia.That means that women on average earn about $243 less a week than men. So, it’s ...

We’ve all heard the stories about Errol Flynn. Well, a lot of them anyway. Adventurer, opium smuggler, gambler, street fighter, buccaneer, gold prospector and lover. Some of them will no doubt be told ...

Competitive martial arts films are plum targets for parody, from 1978’s Enter the Fat Dragon and Drunken Master to more recent hits like Kung-Fu Hustle.So, who better to tackle the genre for a broad ...

From the title, it would be fair to assume that you’re getting into a salacious bit of melodrama encompassing a rich family of socialites. If so, you would be entirely correct. The crime drama from ...

Filmmaker Won Shin-yun has gained a solid reputation in Korean horror and thriller circles with films like Seven Days (2007) and The Suspect (2013). With MEMOIR OF A MURDERER (살인자의 기억법), he returns to ...