Only the Animals begins with what sounds like somebody screaming, before the film fades into the opening shot of a man cycling through the streets

Film reviews, criticism and discussion by Thomas Caldwell
Only the Animals begins with what sounds like somebody screaming, before the film fades into the opening shot of a man cycling through the streets
The title of this Australian western refers to a literal furnace that the characters are seeking out in order to melt down stolen gold, but
The sexualisation of children has to be one of the most difficult topics to explore in cinema given the importance to neither downplay the issue
This is a decent war film, but it struggles by not being exceptional and by its deifying treatment of Krause with all his praying, romantic aspirations and being the symbol of American greatness.
Relic draws upon the tradition of exploring grief through the horror genre, resulting in a wonderfully atmospheric film that combines family drama and haunted house
If 18-year-old Richard Karlsen were Australian, he’d be frequently referred to as a good bloke and used as a role model for masculinity. Charismatic, attractive,