All posts tagged "John Jarratt"
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648ArtsInterview: Benjamin Maio Mackay – (Part 2) Casting of The Phoenix Files
Part Two of Glam's interview with Benjamin Maio Mackay. This time dealing with the casting of his audio version of "The Phoenix Files"
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672ArtsInterview: Benjamin Maio Mackay – The Phoenix Files by Chris Morphew comes to life as audio drama
Young Adelaide actor, director, writer, singer, producer, host, podcaster and entrepreneur, Benjamin Maio Mackay, has adapted Chris Morphew's best-selling Australian young adult novels, The Phoenix Files, into an exciting new audio drama
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1.2KFilm & TVInterview: John Jarratt On Terrorising The Outback
It's been 12 years since Mick Taylor first terrorised the outback and slaughtered innocent backpackers, and that body count keeps on growing!
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411Film & TVJohn Jarratt’s Directorial Debut Set For Release In August
Australian cinema’s scariest bad guy, John Jarratt, has placed himself behind and in front of the camera in his directorial debut, STALKHER, an inappropriately funny, dark, romantic thriller, set for theatrical release in late August, distributed by The Backlot Films.
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2.0KFilm & TVFilm Review: Wolf Creek 2
You can’t keep a good villain down with Wolf Creek 2’s inhumane monster one of the nastiest and the long-delayed sequel to the 2005 local hit just as intense.
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4.8KFilm & TVInterview: John Jarratt – Wolf Creek 2
Nine years after Mick Taylor terrorised the outback and slaughtered innocent backpackers, the villain returns with a long-awaited sequel, but more surprising than this overdue sequel is the fact that actor John Jarratt seems to think Taylor is a fun guy to have a drink with!
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Film & TV
Interview: 100 Bloody Acres
Alex Dunkin interviews Colin and Cameron Cairnes, the directorial brothers behind the new Australian horror-comedy film, 100 Bloody Acres. Find our review of the film under "Film Reviews".
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Film & TV
Film Review: 100 Bloody Acres
100 Bloody Acres is an example of a successful Australian twist on the overdone horror and gore genre. The movie is shocking but that’s due to the finer comedic and plot turns rather than from the use of traditional horror or gore techniques.
