Despite its inherent flaws, Split is a well-executed psychological thriller that signals the return of M Night Shyamalan as a unique Hollywood storyteller.
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[VIDEO] "Violent Delights": Celebrating the Best of TV in 2016
2016 has been a great year for television. We made a supercut to celebrate our favourite moments on screen.
Cafe Nation (vol. 1) : Perth's best hidden gem cafes
In the first volume of Cafe Nation , the our team got together to celebrate the “hidden gem” cafes in Perth/WA suburbia.
Spoiler Nation podcast: Visual flares reinvigorate usual Marvel fanfare in "Doctor Strange"
In the first episode of the Spoiler Nation podcast, we talk about our initial reactions to the Doctor Strange, and give a brief, spoiler-free review in the beginning, before diving deep into spoiler territory.
Here Comes a Thought: How a powerful episode of "Steven Universe” taught us about Mindfulness
And the significance of having someone to talk to.
Absorbingly entertaining “The Trembling Giant” is inventive science fiction rooted in thrilling psychological drama
From emerging Perth theatre company Those Who Love You, The Trembling Giant follows the story of two people, Margot and Flint, and their struggle to keep one of the last remaining trees on earth alive inside a bunker in a post-apocalyptic world.
WinterARTS 2016 preview: An interview with poet Paul Hetherington
In anticipation of his WINTERarts 2016 workshop, "Prose Poetry as a Contemporary Art Form", we speak to acclaimed Australian poet Paul Hetherington about art, poetry, and comic book superheroes.
POP VULTURE: An Interview with Australian Poet David McCooey
In the very first issue of our Pop Vulture interview series, we speak to award-winning poet David McCooey about music, film, and of course, poetry.
"Finding Dory" guarantees delightful family fun by retreading old water
For the most part, Finding Dory feels like a “greatest hits” of what made its predecessor and other Pixar movies such enjoyable family entertainment: Gorgeous animation, funny character-specific jokes, and unrelenting optimism in the midst of crushing despair. Also googley eyes.
Game of Thrones (Episode 6x06) Debrief: Dany gives us another subtle reminder
something about dragons?
How many Khaleesi speeches does it take to fix a lightbulb? Our resident Maester and a special guest answer that question* and more in our debrief session of this week's episode of Game of Thrones: "Blood of My Blood".
*100 times more than necessary, obviously.
"Game of Thrones" (Episode 6x05) Debrief: We Have to Go Back, Bran!
Join us as our resident Maesters talk about how this week’s Game of Thrones pulled a “LOST” and what #HoldTheDoor means for the future/past of the show.
"Game of Thrones" (Episode 6x04) Debrief: The One with Reunions and Sick Burns
Audiences get to feel joy for once as literal and figurative sick burns are dealt in this week's emotionally-charged episode of Game of Thrones. Join us as our resident Maesters dive deep into this Season 6 Episode 4: "Book of The Stranger"
Punk-Horror-Thriller “Green Room” is unbearably tense, gruesomely violent, and incredibly entertaining
The film evokes the spirit of 80s grindhouse flicks , and by presenting itself as your typical slasher film, Green Room slyly plays into our expectations of that genre, only to cleverly subvert them at every turn; giving us the finger all while delivering on the thrills, as promised.
Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 2 Debrief: The one in which that thing we knew would happen, happened
Two of our tv writers have a spoiler-fueled discussion about the latest episode of this little-known show, Game of Thrones. We talk about THAT moment, THAT OTHER thing that happened, and THAT bombshell.