Reviews
Ray Martin, The Last Goodbye, SBS review: death becomes us
A lively new Australian series moves through both the mechanical and the cultural side of what happens after death.
The Fabulous Four review: absolutely not fab
The Fabulous Four is formulaic, foot-curling and fetid – as if it's been forsaken forever in the Florida sun.
The Decameron, Netflix review: sexy, suave satire
Chaos, comedy and tragedy abound in this modern retelling of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron.
The Boyfriend review: a new delightfully queer reality TV obsession
4 stars for The Boyfriend, Japan's first same-sex dating show which releases episodes weekly on Netflix.
MaXXXine review: a killer ending to Ti West's trilogy
Mia Goth takes on 1980s Hollywood in MaXXXine, a thrilling close to Ti West's horror trilogy.
Fly Me To The Moon review: good clean American fun
Fly Me To The Moon invokes the power of nostalgia to deliver a crowd-pleasing romcom that you'll probably forget about…
Kinds of Kindness review: such dark delights
Disturbing and hilarious, Kinds of Kindness reuinites Emma Stone and Willem Dafoe with the Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos.
Fake, Paramount+ review: lies and love
Asher Keddie and David Wenham star in a thrilling tale of lies, love and unsettling dynamics.
Hundreds of Beavers review: help, the beavers have unionised!
Mike Cheslik's Hundreds of Beavers is a silent film made on a shoestring budget that's guaranteed to bust your gut.
Exposure, Stan review: powerful arthouse TV
Exposure is an uncompromising Australian TV series that fully marshalls the medium's vocabulary.