Reviews

… for animals playing ball, it’s a better watch than most.

… this is the best way to watch Linda Fiorentino at her darkest, sexiest and femme fatale best.

… incredible visuals but is held back by dishearteningly muddled animation and textual decisions.

…. fans of interesting failures: your ship has come in.

Visually arresting, fast-paced and deeply affecting...

… a perfectly inoffensive, enjoyable enough distraction that may help you through the long wait until the latest announced remasters become available.

... plays on the surface of deeper waters.

… beautifully shot, fantastically acted and dripping with atmosphere and tension.

If you are in on the joke, then the whole rollercoaster ride is a lot of fun.

… spectacle without substance: a film that gestures toward scandal and intensity but offers little emotional resonance or intellectual insight in return.

… a scenic slow-burn with an abrupt end.

… worth a visit (NT stuff almost always is), and it has some fine fresh takes, but somehow it doesn’t score a hit, a palpable hit.

Requiem feels less like a cohesive narrative and more a nostalgic victory lap strung together with bravura set pieces and the classic puzzle solving under duress that makes this series

… unlikely to win a new legion of fans to the Tromatic cause, but for existing mutants who still have affection for these nasty, trashy, noisy, dirty films, this green-hued

… far more engaging than any seventh film in a horror franchise has any right to be.

Do you like scary movies? Maybe give this one a miss, then.

There’s something inherently heartbreaking about stories built around memory — that fragile thread tying together people, emotions, and identity. Along the same lines as how people frequently look for things

...a perfectly forged portrait of one of Australia’s mightiest musical outfits.

For lovers of arthouse cinema this is a must-see.

… a haunting concert film.