REVIEW / GHOST TEAM

A band of intrepid goof-offs, including Jon Heder and Justin Long, suit up to exploire the world of paranormal investigation in Oliver Irving's low brow guilty pleasure, Ghost Team (Click here).
A band of intrepid goof-offs, including Jon Heder and Justin Long, suit up to exploire the world of paranormal investigation in Oliver Irving's low brow guilty pleasure, Ghost Team (Click here).
For years Scandinavia's minnow industry sector, Norway has emerged as one of the region's most versatile and energised filmmaking communities (Click here; pictured, Fante-Anne, 1920)
A Norwegian disaster film delivers all you would expect, and then some, from a modern tsunami thriller (Click here).
The worst that global cinema had to offer is recalled in our annual rummage through the dumpster of movie trash (Click here).
Her life in her words (Click here).
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: Merry Christmas, loyal readers! Finally, on this, the first day of Cine-Mas, we offer up the obligatory 'Best Of' rant, in a ...LIST FIT FOR 2016 (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINEMAS: Laurel & Hardy, Ford & The Duke, Cassavetes & Rowlands, Newman & Redford. Great cinema is often defined by great pairings. In 2016, some unusual movie match-ups provided TWO PERFECT PARTNERSHIPS (Click here).
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: These men are our cinematic Gods, but in 2016, their best efforts left fans and some critics feeling let down by these THREE TARNISHED IDOLS (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: This year in Australia, FOUR FLEDGLING FESTIVALS took on all the obstacles that rookie events face and achieved someting special (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: The best trailers capture in 2 minutes all the thrills, chills and drama that most features fail to capture in 2 hours. FIVE T'RIFFIC TRAILERS (and a handful of other faves) stood out in 2016 (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: The Hollywood 'Big Six' had typically mixed fortunes in 2016. We do the maths and cast a judgemental finger in our SIX STUDIO SCORECARDS (Click here).
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: Given that our SEVEN CARTOON CLASSICS feature a rabbit cop, a mystical red turtle, a food aisle orgy, an origami warrior and a zombie outbreak, it might be said 2016 animated offerings were particularly imaginative (Click here).
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: The glory days of great poster art may not be behind us if these EIGHT WONDROUS ONE-SHEETS from 2016 are any measure (Click here)
The passion that births a rebellion burns strong in the heart of Gareth Edwards' Rogue One, the first of Disney's stand-alone Star Wars stories (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINEMAS: Hollywood’s bottom line took a beating in 2016 when audiences turned their noses up at that revered cash cow, the sequel. Which NINE SORRY SEQUELS stand out as part of the problem…? (Click here)