Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a gentle return to form for Tim Burton, ditching CGI to reignite that colourful practical flair reminiscent of his earlier work.
The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan bursts onto the screen as a swashbuckling adventure of visual exhibition, setting the stage for a delightful second entry.
The essential post-Taylor Swift movie, M. Night Shyamalan’s newest genre-thriller falls into the age-old Trap of the director’s career: a brilliant concept but lukewarm execution.
Nauseatingly terrifying yet paradoxically hypnotising, Osgood Perkins’ satanic thriller Longlegs is a must-see.
Blending Goodfellas and The Magnificent Seven and transposing them onto a motorcycle, Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders is a rocking and ferocious, emotionally affecting tale of violence and rebellion in anti-establishment America.
The Taste of Things is director Tran Anh Hung’s tasteful, fervent tribute to the culinary arts.
Mark Dindal’s The Garfield Movie accomplishes the impressive feat of making the Bill Murray-led, live-action Garfield movies look appealing.
At an unspecified point in the future, many generations after Caesar’s reign, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (Reading, Rialto) depicts a world commanded by apes, where humans appear to have regressed into primitivity, not unlike the original 1968 film.
Late Night with the Devil (Rialto) centres on Jack Delroy (David Dastmalchian), a ’70s talk show host whose Halloween special takes a dark turn.
With a character-focused narrative at heart, Alex Garland’s latest science fiction tour de force powerfully marries A24’s indie sensibilities with the grandeur of a military epic.
A visceral, violent, and vibrant pastiche of auteur South Asian action, Dev Patel’s directorial debut revenge-thriller stands as a remarkable addition to his career.
The demolition of a group of derelict buildings in central Dunedin has been delayed due to "unanticipated administrative issues".
Dunedin-made acting talent is starting to hit screens around the world as ScreenDUNEDIN prepares to wrap up its 50th acting workshop.
A charity collecting for survivors of sexual abuse has apologised for any "painful situations" caused by door-to-door fundraisers in Dunedin after accusations of aggressive tactics.
After 21 years at Radio One, station manager Sean Norling has decided to change channels on his career.
The Edgar Centre was brimming with energy and brain cells as Otago pupils pushed their minds and bodies to the limit yesterday.
The Edgar Centre was brimming with energy and brain cells as Otago pupils pushed their minds and bodies to the limit yesterday.
For some people, running a marathon in bare feet sounds like a blistering exercise in futility, but Christian Griffin says ditching his shoes for the Dunedin Half Marathon will be worth every step.