Film & TV·Thought Piece The best (and worst) streaming TV shows & films this month March 22, 2023 Gary Steel A regular column in which GARY STEEL sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new and old Read More
Audio Visual·Film & TV Samsung’s S95B: An OLED stunner! February 22, 2023 Pat Pilcher In the market for a premium telly with a simply smashing OLED screen and loads of other clever features? PAT PILCHER has a recommendation. Read More
Digital Sources·Film & TV·Fitness Gear Hands on with the new 4K MySky Box February 16, 2023 Pat Pilcher PAT PILCHER gets a special preview of the new 4K MySky box and comes away with a smile on his face and a happy Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The best (and worst) streaming TV shows & films this month January 11, 2023 Gary Steel A regular column in which GARY STEEL sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new and old Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Amazon Prime is great but why no free Amazon Music in NZ? December 29, 2022 Pat Pilcher PAT PILCHER is enjoying his Amazon Prime sub, but wonders why unlike our Aussie neighbours, we miss out on the free music streaming service. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The Best (And Worst) Streaming TV Shows & Films November 1, 2022 Gary Steel A regular column in which GARY STEEL sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new shows as Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Samsung QN900B 8K TV – Has LCD TV come of age? October 20, 2022 Pat Pilcher You haven't seen anything until you've watched The Rings Of Power on Samsung's new 8K QN900B TV, writes PAT PILCHER. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The best (and worst) streaming TV shows & films this month September 27, 2022 Gary Steel A regular column in which GARY STEEL sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new shows as Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Fire Of Love’s magnificent magma September 22, 2022 Gary Steel GARY STEEL is mesmerised by an explosive documentary about a pair of intrepid volcanologists living a "kamikaze existence". Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Cruz and Banderas both brilliant in Official Competition September 16, 2022 Gary Steel Don’t let the fact that it’s a film about making a film put you off: Official Competition is fabulous, writes GARY STEEL. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The best (and worst) streaming TV shows & films this month August 25, 2022 Gary Steel A regular column in which GARY STEEL sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new shows as Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Corsage – an eerily tranquil depiction of a woman unmoored August 7, 2022 Rebekah Davies REBEKAH DAVIES reviews a sumptuous and alarming contemplation of human nature and society screening at the NZ International Film Festival. Read More
Film & TV·Music·Thought Piece Hallelujah – a flawed film about a songwriting genius and just one song August 4, 2022 Rebekah Davies REBEKAH DAVIES reviews a fascinating but problematic film about a songwriting genius and a song covered to the point of meaninglessness. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time – a lovingly crafted documentary August 2, 2022 Rebekah Davies REBEKAH DAVIES reviews an extraordinary documentary about an extraordinary author screening this week at the NZ International Film Festival. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The Quiet Girl is an Irish tear-jerker July 16, 2022 Gary Steel GARY STEEL gets all teary watching this very special film about a lonely little girl who finds the meaning of love. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The Best (And Worst) Streaming TV Shows & Films May 3, 2022 Gary Steel A regular column in which the Witchdoctor team sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new shows Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Rabbit Academy – just another Easter bunny caper April 6, 2022 Gary Steel An Easter/school holiday treat or just another way to soak up time? GARY STEEL reviews yet another film featuring bunnies. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece The best (and worst) streaming TV shows & films to watch this April April 4, 2022 Gary Steel A regular column in which the Witchdoctor team sifts through the mountain of available streaming TV and brings your attention to great new shows Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece Writing With Fire – leave your first-world whining at the door April 1, 2022 Gary Steel The first Indian documentary nominated for an Oscar is a compelling exposition of journalism's crucial role in democracy, writes GARY STEEL. Read More
Film & TV·Thought Piece You don’t have to live like a refugee… Blind Ambition film review March 9, 2022 Gary Steel From refugees to top sommeliers… here’s a film with a story so unlikely that it almost seems like fiction. GARY STEEL on Blind Ambition. Read More