This week ‘Built For Speed’ takes a look at two very different films, the quaint British drama ‘The Bookshop’ and the latest Star Wars prequel ‘Solo’. There’s a feast of fine tunes with new releases from Australia and overseas and more selections from the greatest albums of all-time. Don’t forget our regular preview of gigs and TV for the week.
Read moreBEST MEDICINE – today – Reach Your Goals with Psychologist Chantal Hofstee; also a RAMF update and upcoming event, plus more. Please join me, Gaytana
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Listen again to Songs of Hope Sunday worship podcast for 20May18 Songs of Hope website
Read moreLike many of the nerd persuasion I would stay up to ungodly hours as a kid to watch a zero-budgeted Japanese movie in which Kong fought a giant cockroach. It’s in this fine cinematic tradition that we now have films like Rampage, ludicrous guilty pleasure monster fests but with a bigger budget than the old Kaiju films and CGI replacing the
Read moreIsle of Dogs sees idiosyncratic director Wes Anderson make another foray into the world of stop motion animation. As with any Wes Anderson film enjoyment relies on a viewer’s attitude to his typically droll humour. Those who delight in quirky characters making ‘oh so ironic’ comments in expressionless voices will be in Heaven here while others may be grinding their
Read moreTruth or Dare comes from the Final Destination school of supernatural horror, in other words it’s a vague morality tale in which pretty young people are stalked by a supernatural force determined to kill them all. Here, good-natured college student Olivia (Lucy Hale) and her male and female friends head down to Mexico for some Spring Break debauchery. When a beardy
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