Reviews
Winnie's Hole early access review: a brain-tickling monstrosity
Winnie's Hole is a moreish roguelite adventure starring a cast of familiar woodland friends.
Cult of the Lamb Woolhaven review: rot and ruin come for all
Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven is a blockbuster expansion that entirely reshapes the journey of the Lamb.
Always Was Tonight review: smart, funny and committed to a point of view
A one-off satirical tonight show, Always Was Tonight is something truly rare for the ABC.
MTG Lorwyn Eclipsed set review: light and darkness clash in dazzling fashion
Gorgeous art and synergistic factions elevate Magic: The Gathering's new Lorwyn Eclipsed set.
Marty Supreme review: propulsive, frenetic if lightweight fun
Josh Safdie’s solo directorial debut features a who’s who of cameos, gorgeous cinematography, and Timothée Chalamet as the fast-talking, chaotic…
Jimpa review: supple and rewarding cinema
In Jimpa, director Sophie Hyde explores family dynamics with sensitivity and subtlety.
The Weekly review: toothless satire lacks bite
Hosted by Charlie Pickering, The Weekly aims for the lowest hanging targets, and even then its marksmanship is lacking.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple review: beguilingly wild and tender
Candyman director Nia DaCosta proves there’s plenty of surprises yet in this shape-changing and soul-shifting franchise.
The Séance of Blake Manor review: casts a wildly compelling spell
The Séance of Blake Manor quickly wraps you in a shroud of supernatural mystery.
Christy review: Sydney Sweeney hits hard in boxing biopic
This by-the-numbers biopic features a captivating performance by Sydney Sweeney.