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[90’s Horror Rewind] Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994)

There have been many screen adaptations of Mary Shelley’s 1818 book Frankenstein, perhaps best known is Frankenstein (1931) from Universal Studios starring Boris Karloff. There are likely too many versions to count, the story is popular and memorable. Francis Ford Coppola tackled another famous monster with Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1991), and he was set to … Continue reading →

[TV Review] Big Little Lies Season 2 (2019)

In 2017 HBO released the limited series based on the book by Liane Moriarty Big Little Lies, it became a hit with critics and audiences. It’s female centric story, covering themes of friendships, abuse, secrets, motherhood and relationships set in a sea side town with mostly upper-class women whose children go to the same school … Continue reading →

[Review Rewind] Electric Dreams (1984)

“We’ll always be together, together in electric dreams” we all know that classic 80’s tune from Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder, perhaps lesser known is the film Electric Dreams (1984) that the song was written for. The popularity of the song certainly overshadowed the film, perhaps some what unfortunate as Electric Dreams is quite an … Continue reading →

[MIFF ’19] The Nightingale (2018)

Marcella reviews The Nightingale, the new film from writer/director Jennifer Kent Continue reading →

[TV Review] Veronica Mars Season 4 (2019)

A long time ago we used to be friends … That tune was first heard on TV screens back in 2004, when a little show called Veronica Mars debuted. The series centered on High School student Veronica Mars played by Kristen Bell, whose father Keith (Enrico Colantoni) was formally Sheriff of Neptune and now Private … Continue reading →

[Mini Reviews] Aladdin (2019) and The Lion King (2019)

A Whole New World … well Disney has certainly given us all that with their live action remakes of their cartoon films. With so many in the works, it seems like they are focused on this trend, which started with Maleficent (2014), Cinderella (2015) and The Jungle Book (2016). They certainly do range in quality, … Continue reading →

Podcasters Of Horror Episode 2 – Dance Of The Dead and Jenifer

Podcasters Of Horror Episode 2 – Dance Of The Dead and Jenifer Download HERE Welcome to a brand new Mini Podcast series from The Super Podcast with Podcasters Of Horror! This mini series will cover short reviews and discussion for every episode of Mick Garris’ Masters Of Horror! Your trusty hosts ‘Super’ Marcey Papandrea … Continue reading →

Bede’s 2019 Melbourne International Film Festival Preview

I can’t believe it. Has has it been a year already? That’s right, everyone. It’s that time of year where my hometown of Melbourne celebrates one of the largest and most prestigious film festivals in all of Australia: the Melbourne International Film Festival (or as it’s also know as MIFF for short). Over the course … Continue reading →

[Audio Review] Medias Res (2019) by Bede Jermyn

I don’t know about anyone else, but I enjoy a good neo-noir film. It’s a sub-genre of film that doesn’t get talked about as much as the major ones these days like action, horror, sci-fi etc., but it is one that you can always find reliable if you’re looking for a good quality film. Over … Continue reading →

[Poll] Which Film Should Bede Watch For His 74th Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon?

Which bad film would you like to see Bede tackle next for his 74th edition of Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon? Vote in the poll below and whichever one gets the highest votes, he will watch and live-tweet it for the column! (voting closes on the 14th of July – Aussie time).

Bede’s Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon #73: Hard Ticket To Hawaii

Hey, everyone! Welcome to the 73rd edition of my Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon series. Apologies for slight lateness of this edition. I was going to post this at the end of June as originally planned but due to being busy with a few things that week, I didn’t get a chance to do it until now. … Continue reading →

[Review] Child’s Play (2019) by Bede Jermyn

If you ask any horror fan to name some of the greatest and most recognisable horror villains of all time, there’s no doubt that one of them would definitely be the evil foul-mouthed serial killing doll Chucky. After making his first appearance in the hit classic ’80s supernatural slasher horror film CHILD’S PLAY, Chucky (voiced … Continue reading →

[Poll] Which Film Should Bede Watch For His 73rd Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon?

Which bad film would you like to see Bede tackle next for his 73rd edition of Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon? Vote in the poll below and whichever one gets the highest votes, he will watch and live-tweet it for the column! (voting closes on the 21st of June – Aussie time).

[Audio Review] Godzilla: King Of The Monsters (2019) by Bede Jermyn

When it comes to iconic giant movie monsters, there’s no shred of doubt that Godzilla is definitely very high up there on the list. After making his first ever appearance in the 1954 Japanese Kaiju classic GODZILLA (a.k.a. GOJIRA), he instantly became a worldwide beloved pop culture phenomenon and the main star of 35 films … Continue reading →