Film
1000 Women in Horror – and why this dorky boy fell in love with Final Girls
Donna Davies’ documentary 1000 Women in Horror, based on the book by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, reminded me why I love the…
Now is the right time for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to end
We've finally reached a tipping point for Marvel's long-running MCU – and that's for the best.
Proclivitas review: a promising Australian horror debut
Australian director Miley Tunnecliffe’s spooky debut feature explores the grim guilt of mistakes that drive our lives off the road.
Project Hail Mary review: this Ryan Gosling sci-fi charmer is heavenly
Project Hail Mary is both a warm-hearted buddy comedy and a stirring sci-fi epic.
I Swear review: beautiful, if occasionally hard to watch
Forget the BAFTAs brouhaha, the biopic I Swear speaks for itself on the challenges of living with Tourette’s syndrome.
The Witchy Girls conjures a new model for making Aussie TV
After funding rejections, RuPaul's Drag Race champ Lazy Susan and her sister Zelda Moon are turning to live audiences to…
Anemone review: Ronan Day-Lewis’ debut directorial feature is a slog
Not even Daniel Day-Lewis’ leading turn can help Anemone rise above its ploddingly verbose dialogue.
The Plague review: a creepy coming of age movie
Charlie Polinger’s debut feature The Plague understands the brutal games of teenage boys all too well.
Scarpetta review: Nicole Kidman brings Patricia Cornwell’s iconic character to the screen
Scarpetta has more than a few familiar elements but it's still compelling fare.
Oscars 2026: our predictions for the winning films, actors and more
Here are all our Oscars favourites, from Sinners to Hamnet.