Conjuring up instant memories of ET: The Extra Terrestrial (and even, ahem, Mac & Me), the new Netflix project Allen comes courtesy of writer/director/creator Daley Pearson (a producer and major
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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
Actress, filmmaker and martial artist Maria Tran completes a blazing Aussie-shot action trilogy with the upcoming release of Five By Five and Echo 8 Beyond. With more than fifteen years
Barbie power is giving Greta Gerwig the opportunity to release her new film in cinemas everywhere, including IMAX, even though it has been financed by Netflix, available on the streaming
Borat has been recruited to explain why Ali G's non-fiction (it's a documentary, right?) big screen debut (remember Ali G Indahouse?) is going to be the funniest film of 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
Australia's own Simon Stone directs this true story of actor Ian Charleson (Chariots of Fire). Based on the trailer alone, we reckon that lead actor Andrew Scott is an Academy
Hollywood's major studios cop a lot of shit for always taking the easy road out when it comes to their creative choices, but with Paramount's new Christmas flick Ebenezer, some
The charming and bittersweet 2004 romantic comedy 50 First Dates is one of the most underrated in the Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore canon, and the Thai-based filmmakers behind the
Based on bestselling crime novel The Sandman by Lars Kepler, this 10 episode series stars Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and so-hot-right-now Stephen Graham, written by Rowan Joffe (Ballad of a
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