The film intermission is a practice seen as dated and vintage, preserved for films from when colour on the big screen was new and...

44 years after its release, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) still holds its nostalgic dominance over 80s blockbuster cinema. Daniel Allen ...

YIRRAMBOI’s ‘needed’ return was defined by healing, and expressed through cultural revival and evolution, international partnerships, and...

Hedwig and the Angry Inch has hit Melbourne running as part of the Rising festival. Running until the end of June, Sean Miley Moore and...

More than 40 years since the film’s release, The Outsiders remains a classic in this modern age. Anna Solome takes a look back at...

Marvel's recent run hasn't lived up to its glory days, but how does this new venture shape up with new and familiar faces? Jay Davies...

More than 20 years since the initial film was released, the much-anticipated Shrek 5 is well underway, with the original gang...

Australia’s turn has finally come around to have Beetlejuice, the Musical  stun audiences with this outlandish and fabulous musical....

More than 25 years after its release, Fight Club continues to punch its way through popular culture with unapologetic grit and chaos....

A daring adaptation of the epic series by J.R.R. Tolkien hits the Australian stage -- but does it work as a standalone musical?  The...

Revisit the Ogre who started it all in our Retro Review with Sarah Rose

Each year at Swinburne, the students of unit MDA20007 - Screen Franchising and Innovation - transform the Junction study space into a sea of colourful posters and unique ideas as they present their final major assessment piece. Louie Cina and Sarah Rose reports. The project is designed to prepare them for an exciting career in the industry and expose them to the intricacies of establishing a successful transmedia franchise such as the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) or Docto