All posts tagged "Thriller"
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966Film & TVBlu-ray/DVD Review: The Keyman
In 1975 New England an insurance salesman, whose career is on the slide, strikes a deal with two gangsters and quickly finds himself caught up in a dangerous con.
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780Film & TVBlu-ray/DVD Review: 7 Minutes
A down-on-their-luck trio find themselves with only 48 hours to get $60,000 back to a psychopathic drug lord or face severe consequences.
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777Film & TV2015 Scandinavian Film Festival
The Scandinavian Film Festival returns on 22 July with over 20 of the best Nordic comedies, thrillers & dramas from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland
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1.8KFilm & TVDVD Review: Breaking at the Edge
A happily married, pregnant woman begins to fear for her life, witnessing disturbing visions of a murdered girl reaching out for vengeance from beyond the grave.
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2.5KFilm & TVBlu-ray/DVD Review: The Boy Next Door
In a moment of weakness, a teacher succumbs to the advances of her 19 year old neighbour, but he doesn't take it well when she refuses to continue the affair...
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: Touch
Christopher Houghton’s debut feature, Touch, is a leering and haunting production that certainly leaves a profound impact, and a bitter one at that.
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607Film & TVAussie Heist Thriller ‘Son of a Gun’ To Screen In Official Competition At London Film Festival
A smart edge-of-your-seat heist thriller starring Ewan McGregor will screen in Official Competition at this year’s BFI London Film Festival.
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522LatestTHRILLER LIVE Coming to Adelaide in Summer
THRILLER LIVE, a spectacular theatrical production, created to celebrate the career of Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five, will be coming to Adelaide.
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Arts
Q&A With ‘Swerve’ Director Craig Lahiff
'A suitcase of money, a woman and two men; a lot can happen in the middle of nowhere'. Premiering in Adelaide last week to high praise, Craig Lahiff's Swerve is a homegrown noir epic that takes the typical rules and conventions of modern day thrillers and flips them faster than you can say 'Wolf Creek'. I spoke with the uber talented director about his inspiration behind the bloody-yet-entertaining Swerve, working with esteemed Australian actors Vince Colosimo and Roy Billing and the future of our local film industry.
