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How son of Psycho star Anthony Perkins came up with horror hit of the year

How son of Psycho star Anthony Perkins came up with horror hit of the year

Longlegs has taken everyone by surprise, rekindling hope that people will still go to the cinema for the right movie.

  • by Karl Quinn

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Megalopolis to a ‘must-squatch’: 13 highlights at the Melbourne International Film Festival

Megalopolis to a ‘must-squatch’: 13 highlights at the Melbourne International Film Festival

From Francis Ford Coppola’s extravagant folly to a movie about Bigfoot and the premiere of Adam Elliot’s new animation, here are our top MIFF picks.

  • by Cameron Williams
Animated films are helping save Hollywood, and it isn’t just kids showing up

Animated films are helping save Hollywood, and it isn��t just kids showing up

Inside Out 2 and Despicable Me 4 have rescued Hollywood from a bleak year at the box office - with help from Gen Z.

  • by Nell Geraets
There’s no flying cow, but this Twister sequel is still highly ridiculous
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There’s no flying cow, but this Twister sequel is still highly ridiculous

Forget the sexual tension, Twisters is at its best when Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones are dodging an inventive variety of heavy objects.

  • by Sandra Hall
Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum’s NASA comedy fails to take off
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Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum’s NASA comedy fails to take off

As a marketing whiz and an astronaut, the stars have zero chemistry in the wildly overextended and flat rom-com Fly Me to the Moon.

  • by Jake Wilson
Streaming was supposed to kill off online piracy. Instead, the problem is skyrocketing

Streaming was supposed to kill off online piracy. Instead, the problem is skyrocketing

Australians have been consistently consuming more online content unlawfully over the past three years after a period of significant decline. What’s driving the sudden turn?

  • by Nell Geraets
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‘We had $0 in the bank account’: How a little Australian thriller went from zero to hero

‘We had $0 in the bank account’: How a little Australian thriller went from zero to hero

It was a film festival hit, but for the writers and directors behind Birdeater, it was four years of rain, sweat and tears.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
The Twisters reboot has no right being this good

The Twisters reboot has no right being this good

And charismatic star Anthony Ramos is a key part of its winning equation.

  • by Robert Moran
Ed Zwick’s laugh-out-loud memoir of working in Hollywood

Ed Zwick’s laugh-out-loud memoir of working in Hollywood

The creator of thirtysomething has written a perceptive and entertaining account of his life behind the camera and the people he has worked with and fallen out with.

  • by Tom Ryan
Feel like everyone is smoking on screen again? You’re not alone

Feel like everyone is smoking on screen again? You’re not alone

From Austin Butler in The Bikeriders to Josh O’Connor in Challengers, cigarettes have been inescapable at the cinema recently. What’s driving the revival?

  • by Meg Watson
The darkness that drove one of Hollywood’s brightest stars

The darkness that drove one of Hollywood’s brightest stars

Faye Dunaway was a luminous beauty and an incredibly powerful performer, but mental illness was the engine that drove her, a new documentary reveals.

  • by Karl Quinn