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DVD review: A Serbian Film [R18+]

Dir: Srdjan Todorovic Starring: Srdjan Todorovic, Sergej Trifunovic and Jelena Gavrilovic The Film *This review is for the CUT version of A Serbian Film – approx 5 scenes have been cut to ensure an Australian release* Chances are unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past year, you would have heard about A Serbian … Continue reading →

DVD review: The Company Men [M15+]

Dir: John Wells Starring: Ben Affleck, Chris Cooper, Kevin Costner, Tommy Lee Jones, Craig T. Nelson and Maria Bello. The Film The Company Men centers around three men who struggle with the aftermath of job loss, and company down sizing during the recent financial crisis. They each deal with the situation differently, but they each … Continue reading →

DVD review: Smash His Camera [PG]

Dir: Leon Gast Starring: Ron Galella The Film Smash His Camera is a documentary that centers on the life and times of Ron Galella, dubbed the ‘first paparazzo’ and possibly the most notorious one. It examines the nature, effect and moral essence of the paparazzi. It is an intriguing premise, and a compelling film. Ron … Continue reading →

[MIFF ’11] The Woman

The Woman Lucky McKee’s The Woman is a film that has stuck with me since I sat down to watch it. I wrote a review over at MoreHorror.com and I feel like some of my opinions have changed since then. Especially after getting to meet Lucky, and having the opportunity to discuss this film as … Continue reading →

Super Podcast Ep 73: Captain America F–k Yeah

Download HERE Welcome to Episode 73 of Super Podcast – Captain America Fuck Yeah! Does this need an introduction? We discuss the latest superhero film, and a few other bits and pieces. And who better to discuss this film than your hosts Super Marcey, the Terrible Australian Bede Jermyn and SuperMarcey.com contributors Nick Bosworth and … Continue reading →

DVD review: Dog Pound [MA15+]

Dir: Kim Chapiron Starring: Adam Butcher, Shane Kippel, Mateo Morales and Lawrence Bayne The Film Dog Pound is not actually about a dog pound, however it is based upon the 1979 Alan Clarke film Scum. Director Kim Chapiron has taken that basic idea and crafted his own version, of life in a juvenile detention center. The story … Continue reading →