Eliza Janssen

Made in Melbourne with a tragically underbaked villain role for Aaliyah, this Interview with the Vampire sequel reeks of 2000s.

White Lotus, Yellowjackets, and Reacher return: plus plenty more brand-new stuff to help you stream the month away.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Stan this month.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Our epic guide to the biggest and best movies arriving on screens this year.

Unstoppable is every bit as worthwhile as Michael Mann, who picked it as his favourite film of 2024, suggests.

Urine, vomit and family values go flying in this insanely mean-spirited film. It’s too puerile for adults and too evil for kids.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Kick 2025 off right by choosing one of these absorbing new shows: cold cases, sci-fi mysteries, and Colin Firth as a hero dad.

Wanna know what’s coming to the House of Mouse this month? Here’s your guide.

Shake off your holiday hangover by making a Boxing Day trip to the cinema.

A bizarre real-life heist is the basis for a satisfying and swiftly-moving crime-comedy series.

The last month of 2024 packs a punch, with sci-fi, crime stories, and the return of Netflix’s sleeper hit Squid Game.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Sly reconnects with his stunningly annoying son, drives a big rig, and battles biceps in this failed yet fun 1987 sports movie.

Once you’ve tuned into the show’s double-episode premiere, it’ll be hard to stop yourself from trying to mimic Tommy’s whipsmart, world-weary patois.

Goodbye to Yellowstone, welcome back to Silo, and a warm hello to new friends: spies, rebels, and space witches.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Sebastian Stan, Renate Reinsve and Adam Pearson star in a film festival highlight posing big questions.

Painstakingly reconstructed from hours of forgotten footage, this laugh-out-loud martial arts movie finally got the release it deserved.

I had no choice but to stay up super late and keep binging, after the gasp-inducing final moments of episode three.