Breaking News: The COVID-19 Anthem
Listen to the brand new song “The COVID-19 Anthem” (The Coronavirus song) which premiered this morning with Colin on 88.3 Southern FM – The Sounds of the Bayside.
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‘Built For Speed’ taking a two-week break
Juts letting everyone know, ‘Built For Speed’ (Fridays 8-10pm) will take a break for the next two Friday’s (27th March and 3rd April). We’ll be back, though, with plenty of fine music and movie discussion (classics rather than new releases for a while) and much more.
Read moreFilm review: ‘DOWNHILL’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
With leads like will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, two of the biggest comedy stars of the last 30 years, it would be reasonable at first glance to expect Downhill to be a laugh fest. This is, however, a Hollywood remake of the lauded Swedish drama Force Majeure, a film that had it quirks but wasn’t exactly a riotous romp. Here,
Read moreFilm review: ‘QUEEN AND SLIM’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
The touching and highly relevant romantic crime drama Queen and Slim reworks the Thelma and Louise ‘couple on the run’ story to incorporate the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement. In a scenario that could have been plucked from recent headlines, Tinder dating African American couple, defence attourney, Queen (Jodie Turner-Smith) and the unassuming Slim (Daniel Kaluuya) are pulled over while driving
Read moreFilm review: ‘HONEY BOY’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Honey Boy is a slightly fictionalised account of Shia LaBeouf’s life as a child actor and later as a troubled young man screaming his way through therapy in a rehab facility. Given the less-than-flattering response to some of his performances, the idea of a film based on the life of Shia LaBeouf, starring the man himself, will, for many movie-goers,
Read moreFilm review: ‘MISS FISHER AND THE CRYPT OF TEARS’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears is the big screen adaptation of the TV murder mystery series, based on the Kerrie Greenwood novels, that ran from 2013-2015 and featured Essie Davis as the eponymous 1920’s devil-may-care sleuth, Phryne Fisher. Miss Fisher’s substantial fan base clearly found the show’s demise a lot to bear and as a result, have crowd
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