Eliza Janssen

You can finally watch Emma Stone’s puppy-skinning villainess from home—no Premiere Access fee required.

Part-live-action, part animated, all Looney: the baller sequel has bounced from the big screen to your home.

Over ten days in September, QSFF is the place to be for inspiring queer media, including 22 Aussie premieres.

“But we’re not at war.” “That is an illusion—we’ve always been at war.”

Filmed in Melbourne with Aussie talent behind the screen, it’s an internet-era thrill-ride you can watch right now.

With the saga of Frank and his dysfunctional offspring now at its end, here’s where you can see it all.

With star-studded Gold and Nitram still to be released, Stan features a ‘who’s-who’ of screen talent in their new titles.

With a big voice and a slew of soulful hits, Aretha Franklin comes to life in this long-awaited biopic.

Horror fans have been buzzing about this one for years now, and it’s almost time to make a bee-line to the cinema.

Australia’s favourite TV family are back, but this time they’re packed into a spiffy new home on Prime Video.

Netflix will soon premiere the director’s semi-autobiographical portrait of Naples in the 1980s.

If only we could actually watch these parody shows from The Simpsons, 30 Rock, Home Alone, and more : (

Meet Kelly, Tsehay, John, and Evie: the four new Wiggles joining your kid’s faves for a Wiggly online series.

Mark Coles Smith has been cast as Young Jay, taking over Aaron Pedersen’s heroic western-cop role.

In Communist Russia, video game plays YOU.

As dads around Australia get their dues, so does Bandit, the animated dog dad of Bluey and Bingo.

The middle-aged actor gets back in the ring for an “outrageous comeback tale” of redemption.