Skate parks, ski-slopes and big wave beaches will be deserted come mid November, as Australia's extreme sports fans settle in for some safer but no less thrilling bigscreen action (Click pic).
The Marvel universe expands further with the comic-book stable's latest - an artfully crafted if slightly too underdone adventure starring everyone's favourite Asgardian Avenger (Click pic).
MONSTER FEST 2013: A bloody, nutty, no-budget revenge fantasy thriller from an Aussie backyard auteur is just one of the local offerings from the southern capital's premiere horror gathering (Click pic).
A retro-trailer classic, a first-look at 2014's most anticipated Australian release and over an hour of Hollywood's finest film-makers ruminating on their craft (Click pic).
MONSTER FEST 2013: The presence of a horror movie icon and challenging works from Australia and beyond highlight the programme at Monster Fest 2013. (Click pic)
MONSTER FEST 2013: As you would expect from one of the nation's foremost horror film festivals comes a blood-splattered slasher epic of dubious taste and relentless carnage (Click pic)
Veteran action director Tsui Hark continues his career resurgence with the latest adventure epic to feature the mystical, martial-arts maestro, Detective Dee. (Click pic)
In its 68th year, the Australian International Movie Convention remains as vibrant and relevant to local distribution and exhibition concerns as ever before. (Click pic)
The theory that all good cinema travels well will be tested this week when a collection of films from The Pacific Rim travel to the south of France for the 15th annual Recontres Internationales du Cinema des Antipodes. (Click pic)
Two young Australian directors with an ambitious career plan and a passionate commitment to a World War 1 epic they shot on a meagre, indie-funded budget recall their time in the trenches of Oz low-budget film-making. (Click pic)
One of Australia's coolest film critics finds herself in charge of resuscitating the Harbour City's retro-cinema scene. Can Kate Jinx and The Golden Age Cinema reignite Sydney's film-going culture? (Click pic)
So poorly has the Princess of Wales been treated both in life and death, a cheesy biopic should not really amount to much in the scheme of her mistreatment. Yet, somehow, it truly does.... (Click pic)