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you may have missed the boat on: HARPER’S ISLAND

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Elizabeth Flux

What is it? Harper’s Island is the ideal location for a wedding retreat if you overlook the gruesome killing spree that took place there seven years earlier. For everyone other than Abby,whose mother was one of the original victims, enough … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews, Television, Uncategorized | Tagged Agatha Christie, And then there were none, Harper's Island, Horror | Leave a comment

#SDCfilms

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

If you have Twitter and a whole lot of film-related opinions you should definitely share them with us. We want to get a cross section of tweets about whatever movie you are watching, whether it is something that came out … Continue reading →

Posted in Generally Geeky, Reviews, Uncategorized | Tagged Film, Reviews, Subterranean Death Cult, Twitter | Leave a comment

ON THE ROAD [REVIEW]

Posted on September 27, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

It’s a sunny day and a group of men are laughing on the back of a truck as it rockets past what looks like endless dust and barren land. They pass a bottle around and sing about jailbait sweethearts; one … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Film, Reviews, Uncategorized | Tagged Francis Ford Coppola, Garrett Hedlund, Jack Kerouac, Kristen Stewart, On the Road, Sam Riley, Walter Salles | Leave a comment

FREEPLAY INDEPENDENT GAMES FESTIVAL

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

If you are in Fed square this Wednesday and find yourself surrounded by shifty seeming characters working in teams to steal secrets and undermine each other, you don’t need to be either alert or alarmed – chances are that you … Continue reading →

Posted in Event, Interviews, Uncategorized | Tagged Freeplay, Games, Melbourne, Tetsuya Mizuguchi | 1 Comment

DAMSELS IN DISTRESS [REVIEW]

Posted on September 11, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

Lily (Analeigh Tipton) is a new girl at Seven Oaks college, a university where “an atmosphere of male barbarism still dominates”. On her first day she is taken under the wing of a well established, self-assured group of girls determined … Continue reading →