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Although I had never seen any of John Carney’s work before, I had been aware of his dedication to the musical dramedy geRead Article
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From the very opening of New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding’s newest album, Train on the Island, there’s a senRead Article
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“Requiem for the dead. Nightmare for the living.” Thus began Resident Evil’s 30-year anniversary celebrations, where theRead Article
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In an almost entirely empty theatre on a Tuesday night, my friend and I watched all 108 minutes of Ready or Not 2 in a sRead Article
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Last week, I had the privilege of attending a screening of the 2025 horror film Exit 8 followed by a Q&A with its directRead Article
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Even if you’ve never heard of the Fatal Frame series, you’ve more than likely seen screencaps of the games and its gothiRead Article
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Season 2 of The Pitt, one of the most popular shows right now, has finally concluded after 15 weeks. The Emmy-winning meRead Article
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As a gal determined to commit my life to journalism, my sense of hope has taken a beating over the last few years. NotabRead Article
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Despite horror being such a prolific genre, filled with bodies in various forms, it’s predominantly recognised from a veRead Article
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On Saturday 16 May, I found myself among a dribble of mismatched film buffs shuffling into an upstairs room at BrunswickRead Article
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2026 is a good year to be an Anne Hathaway fan—perhaps the best thus far. Various media outlets have noted that the AcadRead Article
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1986. The year of Chernobyl and Madonna’s True Blue. A time of big hair, cheap booze and durries burning through sticky Read Article
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Squids (2026) opens with a close-up shot of a rapidly spinning scooter wheel, hypnotically immersing the Fantastic Film Read Article
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Ryan Murphy’s Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette sells itself on one thing: the Kennedy name. That golRead Article
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A cocktail of 1920s mafia, prohibited alcohol, and blood: the recipe for a chuckle-worthy production of Macbeth. As the Read Article
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Kaya McGloin
I envy those who have never seen Twilight, because the experience of watching it 18 years after its cinematic release inRead Article
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Let me pose a philosophical dilemma to you. What would you be like if you were a vampire? And…are vampires truly evil, oRead Article
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Upon hearing about the opportunity to attend a screening of a film adaptation of Junji Ito’s manga Uzumaki as part of FaRead Article
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When I picked up Mieko Kawakami’s early novel Heaven from a library shelf in 2021, I could not have expected that what IRead Article
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