Every time Prime Video drops a fresh release, it’s worth paying attention, but when Deadloch rolls back into town, you lean in. After the breakout success of its 2023 debut season, this razor-sharp Aussie buddy-cop crime comedy returns with bite, bark, and a whole lot of blood in the water. This time, creators Kate McCartney […]
‘Waiora Te Ūkaipō – The Homeland’ – A Roaring, Soul-Stirring Homecoming Ignites the Stage – Review
The Auckland Arts Festival is in full flight, and amid its vibrant celebration of Aotearoa’s creative spirit, one production rises with undeniable force: Waiora Te Ūkaipō – The Homeland from Auckland Theatre Company. This bold new staging of Hone Kouka’s revered play arrives not as a relic of the past, but as a living, breathing […]
‘No Tears on the Field’ – A Roaring Tribute to Heart, Grit, and Grassroots Glory – Review
Rugby isn’t just a sport in Aotearoa New Zealand; it’s a way of life. From packed international test matches to muddy grassroots fields on Saturday mornings, the game pulses through the nation’s veins. In recent years, the rise of women’s rugby has been nothing short of electric, and No Tears on the Field captures that […]
Denis Villeneuve delivers the epic conclusion to a monumental science-fiction epic in ‘Dune: Part Three’
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune saga has defined cinema since the early 2020s, standing as a crowning achievement of modern filmmaking and a powerful reminder of why the theatrical experience still matters. Now, in a surprise reveal, Villeneuve has unveiled the first teaser for Dune: Part Three – an ambitious and emotionally charged final act that promises […]
‘The Madison’ – A soulful meditation on grief, emotion and healing in America’s rugged frontier – Review
Where the River Runs Through Grief: The Madison Is Tyler Sheridan’s Most Soulful Drama Yet Turn on the television in 2026 and chances are you’ll find the creative fingerprint of Taylor Sheridan somewhere on the screen. Over the past decade, Sheridan has built an expansive storytelling empire rooted in the myth and muscle of modern […]
Mario Goes Cosmic: New Trailer for ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Blasts Off — With a Sky Tower Spectacle to Match
It’s Mar 10, and Nintendo fans have just been treated to a very welcome surprise: the brand-new trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has landed — and it’s bursting with colourful, gravity-bending action. Building on the billion dollar smash success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, this next chapter sends everyone’s favourite moustachioed plumber […]
‘THE BRIDE!’ – A Punk-Rock Resurrection of Gothic Romance – Review
The resurrection is at hand, and actress-turned-filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal turns the volume all the way up as she revives the legend of The Bride of Frankenstein for an all-new generation. The result is THE BRIDE!, a film that jolts a blinding dash of punk-rock romance into classic gothic horror. Arriving in a riot of attitude, […]
‘Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette’ – A Seductive Slow-Burn of Love, Longing and the 1990s – Review
If Wuthering Heights offered operatic obsession, FX’s Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette delivers something colder, sharper, and more intoxicating — a portrait of love lived under surveillance, desire shaped by legacy, and intimacy fought for in the harsh glare of flashbulbs. This isn’t just a romance; it’s a cultural autopsy of […]
The Final Trailer for the Final Season of Prime Video’s ‘The Boys’ has arrived and it promises a completely mental rush of diabolical supe chaos
The Beginning of The End is here as the Final Trailer for the Final Season of Prime Video’s The Boys has arrived, and with the promise of shock and awe, blood and bone, and the ascension of Homelander into that of a literal god the drama, action, chaos and mental twists, turns and shocks of […]
‘Young Sherlock’ – The Game Is Young, Fast, and Furious – Review
The game is most certainly afoot, and it’s moving at breakneck speed. Young Sherlock arrives on Prime Video with a sharp suit, a clenched fist, and a restless mind, dragging Sherlock Holmes back to the Victorian era and reintroducing him not as the fully formed master of deduction we know, but as a brilliant, reckless […]