REVIEWS / INFERNO WITHOUT BORDERS

Could the devastating 2019-20 bushfires have been foretold, even avoided, had our government listened to indigenous community leaders and followed traditional fire-and-country lore? (Click here)
Could the devastating 2019-20 bushfires have been foretold, even avoided, had our government listened to indigenous community leaders and followed traditional fire-and-country lore? (Click here)
Can the 'enfant terrible' of France's new wave of naughties horror still deliver the goods in the underwater ghost story, The Deep House? (Click here)
Dan & Simon review M. Night's new Old, the anxiety-cinema classic Shiva Baby and rehashed 80s favourites, Turner & Hooch and Masters of the Universe (Click here)
25 years of genre programming has laid the groundwork for this year's Fantasia Festival line-up. Here's five (including Philippe McKie's Dreams of Fire, pictured left) that have caught our attention (Click here)
For #30, Dan & Simon cast an eye over Space Jam A New Legacy, Dr Death and Ms Represented; consider the Emmy nominations; and, recall the first time they watched the adventures of Johnny Utah (Click here)
Julia Ducornau's body-horror whirlwind Titane and Justin Kurzel's mass-murderer drama Nitram featured amongst the Cannes trophy winners (Click here)
England's greatest manager recounts a life filled with football glory and the love of a good family in Jason Ferguson's love letter to his father (Click here)
Dan & Simon review Black Widow, The Sparks Brothers, The White Lotus; recall the brilliant career of Richard Donner; and, chat with young Aussie director Christine Luby (Click here)
'King James' subs in for Michael Jordan in this reboot of Warner Bros franchise-wannabe, hoping for better luck 25 years after the original (Click here)
He emerged from television's golden era to build a resume of blockbusters filled with a humanity rare in Hollywood studio product. We remember the late, great Richard Donner (Click here)
After a brief but determined battle with cancer, the industry loses one of its most vibrant talents and ardent supporters (Click here)
You don't often hear the words, "A great horror/comedy", but director Josh Ruben and star Sam Richardson have tapped that elusive vein of mirth and mayhem in their light-hearted lycanthropic romp (Click here)
The Australian Directors' Guild are partnering with Sydney-based Actors Centre Australia for the launch of a hybrid awards show in 2021 (Click here)
In The Heights sets Dan and Simon on a course of surprisingly deep analysis, then it's on to our favourite Indiana Jones moments, our Joe Pantoliano interview, and lots more (Click here)
Dan & Simon talk F9, Rose Byrne and Physical, Rose Matefeo and Blindspotting and Valerie Taylor: Playing with Sharks (Click here)