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Heretic Review: Religion and Belief in Unsettling Cinema

Heretic is a psychological horror film starring Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed, who entraps two Mormon missionaries, Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton, in his eerie home. The film explores themes of faith and belief, delivering unsettling twists. While it falters in depth, Grant’s performance and cinematography maintain viewer intrigue throughout.

Review – Aladdin

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Review – John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum

Para bellum - prepare for war (Latin - English). John Wick is back for more than two hours of hardcore violence with a hint...

Review – The Ranger

The Ranger follows a group of punks hiding out in a cabin in the woods after an unfortunate encounter with the police. Thinking they're...

Review – Peterloo

Mike Leigh's historical epic Peterloo, details the events that led to Manchester's devastating 1819 Peterloo Massacre, which saw the British Tory government ordering a...

Review – The Society (Season 1)

The Society is a problematic drama-series that tries to tackle different socio-psychological subjects in each episode, such as relationships and the pressure of survival...

66th Sydney Film Festival Program Announcement

On Wednesday morning, the program for the 66th Sydney Film Festival was officially announced at Town Hall in the centre of Sydney. Media and...

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Red One Review: Amazon’s Misguided Holiday Adventure

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Heretic is a psychological horror film starring Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed, who entraps two Mormon missionaries, Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton, in his eerie home. The film explores themes of faith and belief, delivering unsettling twists. While it falters in depth, Grant’s performance and cinematography maintain viewer intrigue throughout.