Thursday, July 30, 2020

Wentworth Season 8.


Wentworth is back! Tuesday night's are Teal Tuesdays once more!



Titled Wentworth: Redemption, a lot of your old favourite cast are out, with a few new ones joining the prison in Victoria.

Blockbuster casting continues with Ann Reynolds (Jane Hall), Lou Kelly (Kate Box), Judy Bryant (Vivienne Awosoga), Reb Keane (Zoe Terakes), and Sheila Bausch (Marta Dusseldorp) joining the show.

With a few spoilers, yes the Freak aka Joan Ferguson (now living under the pseudonym Kath Maxwell) so who was in the coffin?

Out of Marie or Ruby who will die?

Will Allie be the top dog for the season or will returning top dog Lou Kelly (Kate Box) return to the crown?

With Vera returning to the prison following the birth of Grace, can she keep Will employed with new boss Ann Reynolds (Jane Hall) wanting him out? Please keep Will he only gets hotter with age.

The season will be ten episodes set to conclude on 29 September 2020. Usually late September all the big USA shows would return.... Not this year though at this stage. Wentworth is also paused on filming season nine too.

Season nine will be the end game too, so expect one hell of a cliffhanger late September followed by a massive wrap up final season (fingers crossed) in 2021.

The show has a huge following and I for one was in love with episode one of season eight. The robbery/chase Lou Kelly (Kate Box)/Reb Keane (Zoe Terakes) introduction was an opening start to the season. It also felt like a bit of a reboot with a pile of new characters to get to know.

We do however need to find out how the Freak did it. Please let us know early in the season so the show remains believable and not too quick to jump the shark.

This could be the Australian drama of 2020! Mark my words, Tuesday nights put the phone on silent, stop working from home and get into some top notch drama!

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Best Movies of 2020 - Whys is there 2 Parts in 2020?


2019 I saw loads of films, I could easily complete my annual list. 2020 however with the cinemas closed from late March until recently, studios also removing a large number of films from release it's a tough break in 2020 to be in the movie business.

Hence why yesterday after my rather lame return to the cinema for FOLLOW ME and my sad final experience before the cinemas closed their doors with BLOODSHOT, I decided to spilt 2020 up into two parts, BC (Before COVID) and later an AC (After COVID or 2nd long half of 2020).

I have to say though I am excited to make my way back to the cinema this weekend to take in the latest Russell Crowe film. Yes I am excited for a Russell Crowe film, how 2020 has changed me. Unhinged is the name of the film, it's out Thursday and it clocks it at just 90 minutes.



Stay tuned for more film reviews as the cinema slowly returns to some form of normal. Will we ever get Mulan or Black Widow at the cinemas? What about Tenet? Only time will tell.

I would love to give you a run down of other films I was excited for, however release dates are a forever moving best in 2020.

Also look out for my review of new Wentworth. YASS Teal Tuesday's are back crew!

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

Best Movies of 2020 (BC - Before Corona)


BEST hyped film of 2020 (BC) - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019 release, however I saw it NYD)

BEST jump out of the seat films - The Invisible Man

BEST Teen drama/coming of age/comedy blah - N/A

BEST film of 2020 (BC) - The Invisible Man

BEST small (budget) film - N/A

BEST Aussie Movie - Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears (No competition, only Aussie movie I got to see BC)

BEST Music film - N/A, however music used in a film/soundtrack, that is easy - Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

BEST controversial film of 2020 (BC) - N/A

BEST Drama - Bombshell




Monday, July 27, 2020

(Mini) Monday Spotlight: Alfie Templeman


This week the (Mini) Monday Spotlight shines the spotlight on 17 year old, Alfie Templeman. Maybe the youngest (Mini) Monday Spotlight yet!

Alfie Templeman released his latest EP Titled Happiness In Liquid Form on Friday with the title tune becoming an instant hit on Triple J.

Following on from a trio of very well reviewed EPs in 2018’s Like An Animal, and 2019’s Sunday Morning Cereal and Don’t Go Wasting Time. Alfie Templeman is so fresh he doesn't even have a Wikipedia page yet!

Templeman has amassed millions of streams thanks to his endearing, pop-leaning indie tracks like Happiness In Liquid Form.

Fans of Benee, Rex Orange County are going to be right at home with young Templemann. He looks a million bucks and sounds two million bucks, so get amongst it and discover your favourite new talent right here, right now.

Apparently he also has loads more new music ready to go, so keep your ears out folks!







Sunday, July 26, 2020

Box Office Flop or Blockbuster 2020? - Follow Me


So after a serious break from the cinema, Box Office Flop or Blockbuster 2020? is back! Let's resume with Follow Me.

I am thinking of renaming the second half of the year from Box Office Flop or Blockbuster 2020? to COVID-Cinema 2020. As so many movies are being withdrawn from release, it's going to be an interesting rest fo 2020 at the cinema.

So in Australia StudioCanal has released Follow Me, a gore porn-thriller from Escape Room (2017) director Will Wernick.

Ronen Rubinstein (who plays sexy as Tyler Kennedy "TK" Strand in 9-1-1: Lone Star) is the best part of this rather predictable and lame return to the cinema for little old me.

Here is the basic storyline -

Keegan Allen (Pretty Little Liars) plays social media star Cole, who travels with buddies to Moscow to film new content for his hit VLOG. He and his friends are convinced to join a game that’s promising mystery and thrills, but it’s far more deadly than any of them could have imagined. As the line between real life and social media is blurred, the group must fight to escape, and survive.

I was fairly disappointed for my return to the cinema and have to rate this as a flop. Like my last film I saw before the movies went to sleep for a number of months, this is at best a two star film.

Thursday, July 23, 2020

P Valley


Two episodes in and Stan's latest drama (from US cable crew STARZ) is P Valley. Originally titled Pussy Valley based on the play by Katori Hall. Revolving around the lives of strip club dancers working down in the Mississippi Delta, aka Dirty Delta.

It's raunchy, it's raw and the music is dope!

Take a look below.



Honestly with limited new content coming our way with months since anything was filmed, P Valley is a breath of fresh air. Well done to Stan for getting this on Australian TV.

With a fairly large cast and rave reviews this thus, P Valley can be your new winter favourite.

I 100% say give this one a go.

More TV reviews coming soon...

Tuesday, July 21, 2020

MUST watch VIEWING


Avoid sound bites, opinions, watch this whole interview in full. The man is clearly insane whilst Chris Wallace does an extraordinary job holding this "world leader" to account.

His answers are terrifying, delusional not to mention quotes like "two beautiful world wars" fuck me.

He like Kanye has completely lost the plot. America in 2020 is all sorts of fucked up. Will the once "great" power ever be "great" again?

Without universal health care, liveable minimum wages and gun control, who in the wide world of fuck would want to live in Trumps America?