DVD review: Victim [MA15+]

Dir: Matt Eskandari, Michael A. Pierce Starring: Stephen Weigand, Bob Bancroft, Brendan Kelly, Stacy Haiduk The Film Talk about a film that throws the viewer a huge punch! Victim was not at all what I was expecting, judging solely by the title and cover. I went into this completely blind, I had no idea what the … Continue reading →

Super Podcast Ep 74: The Awfully Good Edition

Download HERE Welcome to Episode 74 of Super Podcast – The Awfully Good Edition! Awfully good eh? That can only mean one thing! Jason Adams himself is in that house! He finally joins the podcast with your hosts Super Marcey and the Terrible Australian Bede Jermyn. Up for discussion? All the awesomely bad films, and … Continue reading →

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 →

Funk’s Top 10: Great Entrances

First impressions matter. That rings true in cinema more than real life. The director needs to establish quickly what the role of the character is and who they are in the first few seconds or risk losing audience interest. A well orchastrated introduction can become a movies most memorable moment and become as iconic as … Continue reading →