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TV Review: Chernobyl is one of the year's best
Emotionally harrowing, richly textured and politically relevant, Chernobyl champions truth-telling - as long as it makes for a good story,…
TV Review: Better Things is utterly lovable
Pamela Adlon's tough, unsentimental comedy about stretched motherhood is just as good in its third season as in its first,…
TV Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
Netflix's Ted Bundy film conveys the superficial charm of the serial killer, but doesn't go much deeper.
Film Review: Top End Wedding marries charm with tenderness
In a culture full of clashing politics, this warm inclusive homecoming comedy feels radical, says Mel Campbell.
Review: Chris Lilley's Lunatics ranges from childish to moronic
He's new to Netflix but Lilley's latest comedy doesn't move far beyond poo jokes. Anthony Morris is not a fan.
TV Review: Uncannily Good - The Twilight Zone Reboot
Updated with panache and hosted by horror maestro Jordan Peele, this version of the iconic series has been worth the…
TV Review: Hanna is the teen killing machine you need to watch
Tight, exciting and engrossing, this 8-part Amazon Prime series is superior in almost every way to the original movie, says…
The OA Part II - Dawn of the New Age Genre?
The second season of Brit Marling's supernatural drama consolidates it as the epicentre of a new kind of screen story,…
TV Review: The Cult (and culture) of The Family
Expanding on Rosie Jones' 2016 documentary, this 3-part ABC series digs deep into the nature of evil and how society…
TV Review: Secret City - Under the Eagle
Powerful and believable, Foxtel's Australian spy thriller is even stronger in its second season, writes Chris Boyd in this spoiler-free…
