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Steve Newall

New Zealand

Writer, Columnist and Reviewer at Freelance

Editor at Flicks

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  • 1 week ago | flicks.com.au | Steve Newall |Tony Stamp |Liam Maguren |Craig Mathieson

    In its new season, Scrublands: Silver picks up the story a year later, with Bella Heathcote’s Mandy accused of murder most foul and her investigative reporter partner out to clear her name. Stephen A Russell does some investigating of his own. Streaming Soon - 17 April Most folks know you should never go on holiday with Miss Marple or Hercule Poirot. Wherever they unwind, at least one poor soul (probably a good few) winds up dead.

  • 1 week ago | flicks.com.au | Steve Newall |Stephen Russell |Tony Stamp |Liam Maguren

    Pick the winners of the 97th Academy Awards and get ready to celebrate your status as the world’s #1 Oscar expert. This year’s Oscars are almost upon us, and once more Flicks is encouraging you to prove your superiority over fellow cinephiles. Choose the most winners of this year’s 97th Academy Awards correctly, and you could be proclaimed the champion of your region (Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia).

  • 1 week ago | flicks.com.au | Steve Newall |Tony Stamp |Liam Maguren |Craig Mathieson

    More than three decades after its release, Ridley Scott’s roaring feministic road trip Thelma & Louise has lost none of its bite. Luke Buckmaster revisits this amazing movie—in particular (spoiler alert) it’s very famous ending. Is this not the greatest movie ever made about driving off a cliff? And not just driving but really putting your foot down and fanging it.

  • 2 weeks ago | flicks.com.au | Eliza Janssen |Craig Mathieson |Clarisse Loughrey |Steve Newall

    With the first Final Destination movie in almost 15 years arriving next month, Luke Buckmaster explains why he’s pumped—saluting the franchise’s grotesquely innovative appeal. Coming to Cinemas - 15 May When I think about the Final Destination movies, I think of the phrase “easy come, easy go.” Each film follows people who evade their deaths through no skill of their own (easy come!) only to be killed off in freakish ways soon after (easy go!.

  • 2 weeks ago | flicks.com.au | Steve Newall

    Remember the old Disney body swap classic Freaky Friday, starring Jodie Foster? Remember how it was remade in 2003 with Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis? That version’s getting a sequel—and much to our surprise, it’s the seventh film in the franchise. When is Freakier Friday being released in Australia? Freakier Friday is screening in Australian cinemas from August 7, 2025. Coming to Cinemas - 7 August What is Freakier Friday about?

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