Reviews
Reigns The Witcher review: sing me a song of warriors and witches
Reigns: The Witcher is a clever adaptation, with an encouraging progression system.
Resident Evil Requiem review: a tale of two horrors
Grace Ashcroft and Leon S Kennedy lead a bold new Resident Evil adventure that brings the franchise's disparate parts together.
Sirât review: a tempestuous work of brilliant cinematic art
Following a father and son on a desperate journey, Sirât is a visceral study of hope and despair.
Floodland review: a vital and intimate portrait of Lismore’s flood-ravaged residents
Urgent and moving, the documentary Floodland asks what happens to communities when the floodwaters recede.
Australia’s Greatest Conman? review: Marc Fennell's latest doco will leave you puzzling
Australia's Greatest Conman? tackles the curious case of John Friedrich, who built a major Australian search and rescue operation.
Todd Sampson’s WHY? review: asking what we're all thinking
Todd Sampson's WHY? finds some of the world's most out-there characters and asks them the obvious question.
MAFS After The Dinner Party review: more drama, more bitching and even less reality
After The Dinner Party serves up more of the well-worn MAFS formula.
POV review: live cinema refracts real life at Perth Festival
POV is a moving three-hander that features two new, unrehearsed adult actors every night.
EPiC review: Baz Luhrmann’s stunning Elvis Presley film is a work of burning love
There's real affection in Baz Luhrmann's archival footage documentary EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert.
Lil Gator Game: In the Dark review: another kind-hearted journey
Lil Gator Game: In the Dark is a cartoon dungeon crawler that's really about love and acceptance.