
Tennis Is Sexy Goddammit!: A Review of Challengers
Note: This review contains hella spoilers for the movie. Read at your…

Note: This review contains hella spoilers for the movie. Read at your…

Lesbian movies have been absolutely going off recently, cementing 2024 as the year of the lesbian, with films like Bottoms, Drive Away Dolls, and finally, Love Lies Bleeding. But it’s not just lesbian relationships that these movies have in common; they’re also really fucking weird.

If the end of semester and all those pesky assessments are getting…

WARNING: Spoilers hiding in this journey through neon glare and potent MOMMY…

In the aftermath of this award season, I can’t help but feel sick to my stomach, and it's not just because of the catastrophic Barbie snubs. No, what makes me abhor this past Oscars ceremony is the Barbie snubs alongside the highly awarded fetishized porno masquerading as female empowerment that was the film, Poor Things.

On the third of July 2007, Transformers released in theatres. Attached to every screening like a parasite was an unlabelled trailer, comprised entirely of handheld footage. In it, people mill about at a going away party for a man named Rob.

With a dream-like blend of fantasy, horror, musical, romance and drama, this film is like something straight out of the David Lynch playbook and is just as strange as it sounds.

‘The bathtub scene’, ‘the grave scene’, ‘the vampire scene’. If you have seen any of these words trending on X recently and felt confused, it must mean you haven’t yet seen the aesthetic atrocity — and I mean that in the best way possible — that is Saltburn, the new film that is as intriguing as it is disturbing.

QUT is home to over a hundred clubs and societies that create fun events for entertainment and networking purposes all year round. And the QUT Film Club is one of them.

As the West End Film Festival kicks off this Thursday, audiences will…