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TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: In a year that saw the passing of many film greats, our TEN SPIRITS SOARING weren’t always afforded the farewell they richly deserve (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: In a year that saw the passing of many film greats, our TEN SPIRITS SOARING weren’t always afforded the farewell they richly deserve (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: An injection of youthful vigour and realised potential bolstered international film in 2016, none more so than our ELEVEN TALENTS RISING (Click here)
TWELVE DAYS OF CINE-MAS: A traditional festive countdown, reflecting upon our 2016 movie-watching moments. First up, TWELVE VIRGIN VIEWINGS - thoughts on a dozen old pics we watched for the first time in 2016 (Click here).
The teen drama just grew up, and fast, with Kelly Fremon Craig's The Edge of Seventeen. (Click here)
Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge and the career of professional larrikin Paul Hogan accounted for a big chunk of the AACTA Awards running time in Sydney last night (Click here).
Director Cassie Jaye documents her journey into the void of compromised principles, as she hangs with the stand-up, good guys of the Men's Right Advocacy movement (Click here).
A NIGHT OF HORROR / FANTASTIC PLANET 2016: Cutting-edge creepshows from Spain, including Javier Bodala in The Night of The Virgin (pictured, left), have featured heavily in the 10th anniversary awards night (Click here)
MONSTER FEST 2016: Chris Peckover's Safe Neighborhood, a Christmas home invasion thriller featuring a star turn from Aussie star-to-be Levi Miller, is just the giggly, gruesome gift that genre fans needed this Yuletide season (Click here).
MONSTER FEST 2016: Films from France, North America, Poland, Australia and the UK (including Liam Gavin's A Dark Song; pictured left) were amongst the placegetters when the Monster Fest 2016 judges handed out Closing Night gongs in Melbourne last night (Click here).
As the 10th A Night of Horror Fantastic Planet Film Festival beckons, past honourees reflect upon what winning festival honours has meant to them (Click here).
Ridley's boy Luke Scott proves the apple doesn't fall far from the genre tree with his AI-themed sci-fi thriller, Morgan, starring The Witch's Anya Taylor-Joy (Click here).
As the Hanoi Cinematheque nears the final sessions of its 14 year existence, founder Gerald Herman ponders a life exhibiting the finest in global cinema and local classics (Click here)
A young couple documenting their lifestyle change reveal a portal to another plane of existence in Russ Emmanuel's ode to Twilight Zone-type fantasy thrills, Occupants (Click here)
MONSTER FEST 2016: The presence of Hollywood journeyman great Ted Kotcheff (pictured, right) and a raft of genre films buzzing with marketplace anticipation suggests the fifth edition of Melbourne's Monster Fest will be the best yet (Click here).
Over the golf courses and swimming pools of the southern Californian coastline, the skies are filled with unexplained phenomenon that few glimpse. Not so Christo Roppolo, whose been spotting red orbs and pulsating coloured shapes since he was a boy (Click here)