Anthony Morris

Anthony Morris is a freelance film and television writer. He’s been a regular contributor to The Big Issue, Empire Magazine, Junkee, Broadsheet, The Wheeler Centre and Forte Magazine, where he’s currently the film editor. Other publications he’s contributed to include Vice, The Vine, Kill Your Darlings (where he was their online film columnist), The Lifted Brow, Urban Walkabout and Spook Magazine. He’s the co-author of hit romantic comedy novel The Hot Guy, and he’s also written some short stories he’d rather you didn’t mention. You can follow him on Twitter @morrbeat and read some of his reviews on the blog It’s Better in the Dark.

Anthony Morris's Latest Articles

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Ben Roberts-Smith Truth on Trial, Stan review: the story continues

The defamation trial between Australia's most decorated soldier and the media is at the heart of this new Stan documentary.

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Paper Dolls, Paramount+ review: a musical roller-coaster ride

Five young Australian women try to make it in the music business at the turn of the century – prepare…

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Strife, Binge review: a piss-taking look at Australian 'feminist' website

There are laughs aplenty in this series inspired by Mamamia founder Mia Freedman's memoir – just don't call it a…

Features

New Christmas films to stream and at cinemas in 2023

The top 12 new Christmas films in cinemas and streaming services in December 2023.

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Scrublands, Stan review: it delivers the goods

The new Australian series, based on Chris Hammer's bestselling crime novel, is a solidly entertaining mystery.

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NCIS Sydney review: Bob Hawke was dope?

The Australian spin-off of the long running franchise serves up harbour views, nuclear subs and some props for our former…

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Australian Epic, ABC review: history played to new tunes

The new six-part series wants to remind of classic moments from our recent past, but with a twist: musical numbers!

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Bring Him to Me review: an atmospheric, propulsive film

Luke Sparke's crime movie features a rock solid lead performance and a collection of memorable supporting roles.

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The Mission, SBS review: Fennell is in fine form

Colourful characters, quirky angles, and a serious undertone: The Mission ticks all the true crime boxes.

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Wolf Like Me, Stan, Season 2 review: a joyous rebirth

Mary and Gary are freaking out about what they’ve gotten into ... and how furry their bub might be.

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