Category: Film

Adam Skubala

Adam Skubala’s acting career famously started with the title role in the play William The Conquerer, a role he played to some critical acclaim in high school. His career took a tumble after he was cast in a production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, as the grandpa who did NOT go to the factory. Resigned to a life in the audience, Adam is now a proud Stage Dad. When he is not working as a corporate stiff in Aviation Management, he can be found making reels on TikTok for The Scoop, designing their web page and dabbling in the odd review.

Review: The Count Of Monte Cristo A Tale Of Betrayal Revenge & Redemption
April 5, 2025
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Adam Skubala
The Count of Monte Cristo is a bold, gripping adaptation that breathes fresh life into Alexandre Dumas’ classic. With stunning performances, gorgeous cinematography, and a real sense of historical texture, it just might be the best film you’ll see this year. Directors Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre De La Patellière handle…
Film Review: Paddington in Peru at Moonlight Cinema Perth
March 25, 2025
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Emily Smith
Normally, when I see a weather forecast of 36°C I have my complaints ready to go. But with tickets to Moonlight Cinema to look forward to on Sunday, I held them in. The warm evening air after a sticky day was the perfect environment to trot over to Kings Park…
Film Review: Audrey Is Absurd And Purely Unexpected
March 22, 2025
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Rachael Vassallo
Audrey, directed by Natalie Bailey, must be amongst the most bizarrely spectacular films of the year. Put any preconceptions away, though, as every moment of this film is purely unexpected. Screening as part of the 2025 Melbourne Women in Film Festival, the audience retched and laughed at the bizarre imagery…
Film Review: A Real Pain at Moonlight Cinema Brisbane
January 20, 2025
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Adam Skubala
Moonlight Cinema is the perfect way to catch all of Hollywood’s biggest films this summer. Located in some of Australia’s most stunning parklands and gardens, it promises a special night out under the stars. For our visit, we arrived early and took a stroll through the beautiful Roma Street Parklands…
Review: The Castle (1997), A Great Australian Classic
January 3, 2025
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Adam Skubala
How’s the serenity? The Castle (1997) is an iconic film that not only captured the hearts of its audiences when it was first released but has gone on to become a cultural touchstone for the Australian spirit. Directed by Rob Sitch (The Dish) and produced by Working Dog Productions, The…