Consider us freaked out. Australia's housing crisis (and horror renaissance) has a lot to answer for, as writer/director Tristram Baumber and cinematographer/director Allan Brady bring us this story set in
Nirvana Nagi recently wowed audiences with his moody, stylish, slow burn short Devourer at CinefestOZ, Monster Fest and Brooklyn Horror Film Festival. We spoke with the Melbourne filmmaker to find
In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week: the 1981 sci-fi horror The Intruder Within, starring Chad Everett, Jennifer
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… an inventive premise, an appealing cast and a sharp instinct for the absurdity of contemporary middle-class life.
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An eerie, introspective and gripping little yarn that manages to achieve a great deal despite its many practical limitations like limited locations and a tiny cast.
Horror, especially here in Australia is so hot right now! Thanks RackaRacka. Mixing the vintage grit of subway terrors like Death Line and discovered underground tunnels creepers like, um, The
Remember The Exorcist: Believer? David Gordon Green was all set to continue helming the expansion of the franchise, but, you know, it wasn't very good. In steps Mike Flanagan, who
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… fitfully entertaining …
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…a singularly odd trilogy that manages to resonate over two and a half decades later.
Jane Schoenbrun is a director who plunders their personal history more than most. The filmmaker – who is transfeminine, non-binary and uses they/them pronouns – leapt to fame with their