Political journalism gets the Spielberg treatment in The Post, writes MacDara Conroy
There’s something fishy about woman-meets-gillman romance fantasy The Shape of Water, says MacDara Conroy
Whitey Bulger saga Black Mass ‘makes a lot less sense than it thinks it does’ says MacDara Conroy
'We all go through it, one way or the other, but usually with fewer gory deaths' - Dara Higgins can relate to the lost in the woods horror of The Ritual
‘The worst that might be said about Annie Mark 2 is that it isn’t Frozen, and that’s hardly a crime’ says MacDara Conroy
Jennifer Lawrence’s wings are clipped in the lurid but tedious spy drama Red Sparrow, says MacDara Conroy
Russell Crowe’s directorial debut The Water Diviner has lofty ambitions - but only partly hits the mark, says MacDara Conroy
Thumped's Random DVD Trip: Wherein we enter the Xtravision across the road and grab the first couple of things that appear in the shelf.
Frozen "is latter day Disney's best attempt to recapture the spirit of the Disney Renaissance" but does it measure up to the classics? MacDara Conroy isn't so sure
"One undeniable thing about Australia is that it is amazing to look at. Tasmania is presented here as a vast, harsh and uninhabitable foreboding expanse of land. The scenery becomes a character in itself." - WatchingCattle on Australian thriller The Hunter.