There will be no doubt who the gods have chosen to rule. So marks the dawn of a brand new chapter of the Dance of Dragons in Season Three of House of the Dragon, and an all-new fiery trailer has arrived in anticipation of this next chapter of the narrative debuting on June 22, and […]
‘Michael’ – The King of Pop Moonwalks Back to Life in a Dazzling, Electrifying Spectacle – Review
Michael Jackson isn’t just a name — he’s a cultural phenomena. The King of Pop reshaped music, dance, and global stardom in ways that still ripple through pop culture today. Now, under the assured direction of Antoine Fuqua, Michael arrives as a shimmering, deeply personal biographical epic that captures both the spectacle and the soul […]
Nicolas Cage embraces the shadows for Prime Video’s ‘Spider-Noir’
With no power, comes no responsibility… Again and again, Prime Video keeps upping the ante, and one of this year’s most exciting releases is hands down the all-new alternative universe adaptation of Spider-Noir starring the legendary perfomer, Academy Award-winner Nicoplas Cage, and audiences are going to be in for a hell of a thrill. Watch […]
Burger King goes Full Mando – A New Galactic Feast Arrives in New Zealand
Kiwis, ready your appetites — because Burger King is about to take a hyperspace jump straight into the heart of Star Wars fandom. Landing nationwide from April 27, the flame-grilled heavyweight is rolling out a limited-time menu inspired by The Mandalorian and everyone’s favourite Force-wielding foundling, Grogu — all in the lead-up to the duo’s […]
‘Sgt. Haane’ – A Taonga of Courage and the Legacy of the 28th Māori Battalion this ANZAC Day – Review
“For they are all gone now. Only we remain.” So ends Sgt. Haane, a stirring and deeply resonant war-drama documentary that brings to light the extraordinary story of Sergeant Haane “Jack” Te Rauawa Manahi—one of Aotearoa’s most revered yet under-recognised World War II heroes. Arriving in time for ANZAC Day, the film stands as both […]
Vive le Cinéma – L’Oréal French Film Festival Aotearoa Brings Star Power and Prestige for Its 20th Anniversary
The scent of fresh croissants and cinematic rebellion is about to hit Aotearoa as the L’Oréal French Film Festival Aotearoa 2026 storms back onto the big screen for its 20th anniversary, and this year, it’s playing for keeps. After a 2025 season that saw audiences packing out theatres like it was the hottest ticket in […]
Come face to face with the horrors of ‘Clayface’
The DCU is reshaping the rules of a host of classic legacy characters, and following 2025’s Superman, and the soon-to-be-released Supergirl, we’re now about to take a sharp turn to the shadows with the arrival of Clayface, a hard-hitting piece of body horror dread that offers up imaginable oozing scares. Here’s the official synopsis: Here’s […]
A sprinkling of enchantments await with an all-new look at ‘Practical Magic 2’
It’s a day many have long waited for, and now we have our first look and much hyped, and long hoped for sequel to the cult romantic fantasy film Practical Magic has now arrived, and this new chapter of the Owens Sisters’ promises witchcraft, wonder and whimsy in all its glory in Practical Magic 2. […]
One Last Ride with Butcher – Karl Urban Talks Chaos, Carnage and The End of ‘The Boys’
Prime Video’s The Boys has stormed back onto our screens, and just three episodes in, it’s already serving up a riot of supe-bashing mayhem. We’re soaking up every wild moment with absolute delight. To mark the arrival of Season Five of The Boys, we also had the privilege of catching up with Billy Butcher himself, […]
Sir Ridley Scott delivers post-apocalyptic thrills in ‘The Dog Stars’ with Jacob Elordi flexing his muscle and humanity
It’s always cause for excitement when acclaimed filmmaking genius Sir Ridley Scott steps behind the camera, and now he’s return to a genre he helped define with The Dog Stars, an ambitious science-fiction, post-apocalyptic story of survival, aggression and the search for humanity, and it’s shaping up to be one of the year’s most exciting […]
