Films

Taking a reprieve from their announcements of anime acquisitions this Christmas, Australian publisher Madman Entertainment have announced their plans to release live-action film Tokyo Tribe starting April 2015. From the creator of Suicide Club & Why Don’t You Play in...

Starting out ahead of their competition as usual, Australian anime publisher Hanabee Entertainment have today launched their latest anime releases across Australia and New Zealand. Serving as their last chance before Christmas to catch peoples attention, the company...

The annual Gold Coast Film Festival is back again in 2015, to be held at The Arts Centre Gold Coast between the 9th and 19th of April. It is an event that I have personally enjoyed for the last...

There are many great video games on the market that deserve an anime adaptation, but ultimately many will never see a release on alternate platforms, with their storylines and characters left as nothing more than a (hopefully) fond memory...

Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have attended this weekends Supanova: Pop Culture Expo in Adelaide with two new acquisitions in tow. During their panel earlier today, the company confirmed that these acquisitions consisted of one new anime series and...

Gold Coast Film Festival 2014 Trailer Whether you are a fan of anime, a major film-buff or anyone who lives in or near the Gold Coast and just happen to like films, you should be excited about the annual Gold...

Going from their recent acquisition announcements, Siren Visual seem to be taking a different direction for 2015. While the Australian publisher has wow'ed fans with their (A+ Standard) release of Monster and charmed us with Chi's Sweet Home, next...

While their major event has already been held this year, the team behind the annual Gold Coast Film Festival were not content with just a week and a half of films each year. Therefore they have decided to also...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxPs3xLYIKg Disney’s 1964 film Mary Poppins is a timeless classic, even after fifty years it still captures the attention of youth everywhere. Saving Mr. Banks presents itself as an intriguing insight into how the Walt Disney Corporation acquired the rights...

Escape from Tomorrow should not have existed, and quite possibly never would have been screened anywhere beside the 2013 Sundance Film Festival without the luck of director Randy Moore. Heralded by some as the “ultimate guerrilla film”, this hour...