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The @RottenTomatoes 🍅 certified film critic behind The Jam Report. Awards Editor at @Filmotomy. Member: @DorianAwards, @OFCS, @auscritic, @AACTA

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Doug is the Rotten Tomatoes certified film critic behind The Jam Report, the Awards Editor of Filmotomy, and a contributing film critic to the AU review.

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REVIEW - 'Collective' is essential, eye-opening viewing that's as raw as documentaries come

REVIEW - 'Collective' is essential, eye-opening viewing that's as raw as documentaries come

From Woodward and Bernstein exposing the Watergate scandal in All the President's Men to The Boston Globe's d…

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REVIEW - 'Insidious: Out of the Further' is reliable supernatural comfort food for franchise devotees

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REVIEW – ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ is reliable supernatural comfort food for franchise devotees Posted at 10:12h in Reviews Six films into a horror franchise, the scariest thing lurking in the darkness is often the possibility that there is simply nothing left to say. Insidious has spent 16 years opening doors into The Further, terrorising families with malevolent spirits, and finding increasingly creative ways to resurrect Lin Shaye despite having killed her off in the original film.
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REVIEW - 'Spa Weekend' is a pleasantly silly getaway that's easy to enjoy

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By Doug Jamieson Verified
| The Jam Report
REVIEW – ‘Spa Weekend’ is a pleasantly silly getaway that’s easy to enjoy Posted at 09:10h in Reviews A luxury resort, four exhausted lifelong friends, a handsome yoga instructor, and an alarming amount of unresolved emotional baggage. Spa Weekend isn’t exactly reinventing the female ensemble comedy.
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REVIEW - 'The End of Oak Street' sinks its teeth into the dinosaur movie genre with ferocious enthusiasm

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| The Jam Report
REVIEW – ‘The End of Oak Street’ sinks its teeth into the dinosaur movie genre with ferocious enthusiasm Posted at 11:40h in Featured, Reviews Dinosaurs used to be scary. Somewhere across three decades of increasingly bloated sequels, genetically engineered super-predators, and prehistoric creatures treated more like superheroes than animals, Hollywood seemingly forgot that. David Robert Mitchell has remembered.
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