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by J. Fletcher|20 January 202222 February 2022|News, Post Category, Trailers

There’s been a wealth of high-fantasy gracing our screenings lately with the second season of The Witcher and Amazon Prime’s recent adaptation of The Wheel of Time dropping to record breaking numbers. But as 2022 steadily unfurls before us, the motherload of all prodigious...

Pete West & Puff ‘n’ Stuff

by J. Fletcher|16 December 202123 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

As Netflix continues to submerse itself in the Australian entertainment landscape, the streamer has just dropped its first locally produced feature documentary with Puff: Wonders of the Reef, a surprising and enthralling natural history documentary that takes its audience deep into...

Wheel of Time: Season One: Review

by J. Fletcher|17 November 202128 February 2022|Film Reviews, Post Category

While there is a definite hype taking hold around Amazon Prime’s long gestating Lord of the Rings prequel series (currently slated for a late 2022 release), fans of high-fantasy can now whet their appetites with the ambitious world-building drama of the streaming...

Lower Decks: Season Two: Review

by J. Fletcher|01 August 202127 February 2022|Film Reviews, Post Category

After a slightly inconsistent first season, Star Trek’s latest animated series, the aptly named Lower Decks, returns with an unapologetic nosedive into the more absurdist culture of Easter-eggs, running gags and what the shows ensemble band of Starfleet rouges affectionately...

Scott Bakula: Leaping Back

by J. Fletcher|21 March 201622 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

During the late 1970s a quiet revolution within American television was underway as a select group screenwriters and producers began transforming America’s leading broadcast networks from within. Leaving behind the gentrified Leave-It-To-Beaver naivety and gosh-darn punchline standards established during the...

Alessandra Torresani: Ex Machina

by J. Fletcher|20 January 201024 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

It could be argued that 2004’s Battlestar Galactica has redefined the parameters of contemporary science fiction in ways that no other television show has done since the likes of The Twilight Zone or classic Star Trek. From its innovative cinematography,...