Over on Soda & Telepaths, it’s the second entry in the Night Of Horror series of reviews and this time it’s slow burn The Ones You Didn’t Burn… kind of ironic that a movie called The Ones You Didn’t Burn would end up being a slow burn but hey, that’s what happened
The Goldsmith (2022) – Eye Catching
So, over on Soda and Telepaths I’m reviewing entries for the upcoming film festival A Night Of Horror and will be slowly going through them before the actual festival happens. So feel free to go read my first one for the foreign film entry The Goldsmith and, if you’re in Sydney, maybe also get tickets to the festival because there’s nothing quite like a good film festival.
See How They Run (2022) – Run Outside
Over on Soda & Telepaths I was lucky enough to get to go to a screening of the upcoming whodunnit See How They Run, a brilliantly funny entry into the revived Whodunnit genre
Top 10 Vampire Burning Deaths
Over on the good old Soda & Telepaths I just posted a listicle about the top 10 best burning Vampire deaths… number one will actually surprise you but it probably shouldn’t because if you know me by now, number one is the exact sort of stupid shit that was almost designed to appeal to me
Raven’s Hollow (2022) Senses Darkness Outside
Over on Soda & Telepaths I wrote about the upcoming Shudder original movie Raven’s Hollow, a story about what would happen if Edgar Allen Poe accidentally fell into an Edgar Allen Poe story.
V/H/S/94 (2021) – Return the Tapes
Over on Soda & Telepaths I went and wrote a bit about the anthology film V/H/S/94 which is currently available on Shudder, so that’s a fun Halloween read for everyone
FoodxFilm Festival Review: Wild Relatives (2018)
Over on Soda & Telepaths, another one of the FoodxFilm festival reviews is up (yes the festival ended 2 days ago, the reviews still good). This one’s for the film Wild Relatives which is about seeds because this festival had a very pointed theme.
Also guess whose internet is borked so can’t watch any new films? That’s why I haven’t started on the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival stuff, though I have got access to that and will get onto it the moment my internet is unborked.
FoodxFilm Festival Review: The Ants And The Grasshopper (2021)
Over on good old Soda & Telepaths, more FoodxFilm Festival stuff. This time learning about Anita Chitaya, a woman more people should know about thanks to her work fighting for climate change. Learn all about her while watching The Ants And The Grasshopper, you know you want to
FoodxFilm Festival Review: When Tomatoes Met Wagner (2019)
Over on Soda & Telepaths, as part of the FoodxFilm Festival coverage, I watched When Tomatoes Met Wagner, a film about people playing classical music at tomatoes and then putting the tomatoes in jars to sell… it was actually fascinating
FoodxFilm Festival Review: You Think The Earth Is A Dead Thing (2019)
Over on the old Soda & Telepaths, I continue my coverage of the FoodxFilm Festival with a documentary called You Think The Earth Is A Dead Thing…. and yes, saying that title does make me want to sing Colors Of The Wind because I am a very predictable person
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