Rocking the Couch (2018)

There’s undeniably a need for an incisive documentary on sexual assault in Hollywood. Unfortunately, Rocking the Couch is not that film.

The Curse of the Weeping Woman (2019)

By itself, this is a fairly generic horror film, pairing supernatural parental anxiety with Hispanic myth.

Pet Sematary simultaneously benefits from and suffers from its adherence to generic conventions.

I feel a little guilty for liking Shazam!

The depth and ambiguity of Us’s underlying metaphors is thought-provoking in a way that eclipses its contemporaries.

Fun! Funny! …Just not as fun or funny as The Lego Movie.

A rousing underdog sports story that only stumbles on the mat in its closing minutes.

Thanks to Universal Pictures Australia, ccpopculture has 5 double passes to give away to the Brisbane premiere of Us.

Captain Marvel isn’t quite a dud, but it’s far from marvellous.

Asghar Farhadi is surely one of his generation’s greatest dramaturgists, so the release of a new film of his is invariably cause for excitement.