Films

Until November 30th, 2022 (That is not a typo) according to the Madman Entertainment website, the Australian publisher will be offering a selection of their Eastern Eye titles at considerably reduced prices. For a full list of reduced prices, check...

While it may not be the most popular TV group of stations in Australia, the national public broadcaster ABC has in my opinion always offered a great variety of films and TV series that often provide an experience completely...

While this years main festivities for the annual Gold Coast Film Festival drew to a close months ago, the group behind the event have confirmed an exclusive one-night screening of The Spierig Brothers' film Predestination. The screening will be held at the...

Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment attended the Sydney Manga and Anime Show (SMASH!) last weekend, bringing with them a small set of three acquisitions for release in November 2014 and beyond. Information on all three titles for your convenience are...

While those who picked up a copy of Bandai Namco's Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day on the PlayStation 3 would have already had the opportunity to enjoy Short Peace with its original Japanese dub, Sentai Filmworks have just published the short film compilation...

While Madman Entertainment do have a large stake in the Australian anime market, the publisher does offer a number of theatrical releases across the country in addition to their range of kids, televised and documentary releases. With a theatrical...

Unfortunately I cannot say much on this video as it is region locked to North America, however Funimation Entertainment have released a new trailer for their upcoming film release of Bayonetta: Bloody Fate. The cutting-edge studio behind Afro Samurai brings to life...

It isn't everyday you see a landfill being the centre of a documentary! Watch the trailer for “Atari: Game Over,” the untold story of the 80’s tech giant and its fateful launch of E.T., the video game. Atari: Game Over is...

Unlike other animation studios such as Disney which occasionally like to do sequels of their animated hits (Ranging from great to not living up to the standard set by the original), Studio Ghibli in general like to work on one...