Film & TV

Four witches, one city, endless possibilities. ‘The Craft’ (1996) a coming of age tale revolving around four young women dabbling in the black arts of witchcraft. A contemporary take on…

In the Mouth of Madness An often overlooked (1994) paranormal horror film – one that managed to deliver an admirable blend of kitsch, cosmic chills. With Carpenter’s trademark and sometimes…

In 1963 one of the finest comedies to ever grace the silver screen was released: a little comedy called ‘The Pink Panther’. Starring Peter Sellers as the infamous Inspector Clouseau;…

‘Thank You For Smoking’ a winning satire that examines the ludicrosity of a lobbyist’s agenda as he facilitates the promotion of cigarette use and the tobacco industry as a whole.…

‘The Sopranos’, an unflinching look at the sordid underbelly of crime; unapologetic, unrepentant, and one of the finest primetime series to debut on television sets worldwide. That's damn near indisputable…

“Only the Shadow knows.” Originally a radio program, then turned into a pulp fiction era detective comic, and finally a film iteration with the 1994 blockbuster ‘The Shadow', starring Alec…

Apocalypse Now (1979) A man in a fugue of drugs, alcohol, and violent imagery self destructs in the humid hotbox that is his smoke-filled hotel room in Saigon, Vietnam.  He…

Happy Gilmore 2, a more than competent sequel that manages to recapture the zany-magic of the original. Complete with absurd, crude humour that tickles the funny bone persistently while cashing…

“War is showbusiness.”-Conrad Brean ‘Wag the Dog' is a 1997 political satire examining a clandestine operation by the US Govt to stage a war in Albania, as a misdirect to…

 Directed by Brad Silberling and starring Sir Ben Kingsley alongside newcomer Hera Hilmar; ‘An Ordinary Man’ manages to successfully balance two leads, one a seasoned veteran, and the other a…