Larry Cohen is B-movie royalty, and The Stuff (1985) epitomises why. It has everything a good B-movie should; a plot that doesn’t make sense and doesn’t need to, a multitude of stars well versed in the skill of over-acting and characters so exaggerated they literally explode. The Stuff tells the story
Sci-fi found footage film as document of craaaazzzzeeee space mission. I'll be up front. I'm tired of found footage films. It was a trend that started off as a bit frustrating. The form seems to exist mostly for uninspired horrors using the same jump scares and reveals as Blair Witch did
If someone you'd never met were to tell you today that they had kidnapped a child, was threatening their safety and that that child's life was in your hands, how would you react? You would probably think them mad. Then say this person began infiltrating your life, offering career success
At large, the Australian cinema we are used to being exposed to is one of three things: brutal, funny or beautiful, often coupled with a touch of white colonial guilt. Kim Mordaunt's latest directorial achievement The Rocket, 2014's Australian Oscar offering, contains a little of each. Ahlo (Sitthiphon Disamoe), a bright
