Screen Crack
Karl Puschmann - Screen CrackYour regular hit of smart, addictive film and TV analysis from Karl Puschmann. As featured on RNZ, Newstalk ZB, The NZ Herald, The Listener and Stuff.
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Good Bones, great show?
The traditional Kiwi dream of a family home on a quarter-acre section has been pretty severely downgraded over the years. Now, the dream is just to one day finally have enough money for the deposit.
Good Bones is the story of what happens...
The Re-Up: Head girl is a real head f**k
Welcome to The Re-Up, a new regular Screen Crack feature putting recent-ish shows back into circulation.
I am not smart enough to get poetry. I suffer under the misguided delusion that poetry is highfalutin and dull and boring. Having been...
Jared Leto’s dark secrets come to light
The secret in Jared Leto: Hollywood’s Dark Secret is not one that has been well kept. It’s been rumoured in gossip columns for years, written about in various online spaces and was the focus of an investigative feature last year.
It may ha...
Is Ricky Gervais' new show the cat's pyjamas?
Well, he’s finally done it. Ricky Gervais’ new adult animation series Alley Cats is genuinely shocking.
Yes, the self-styled protector of our God-given right to offend people is back at it again, going out of his way to show that no bar i...
I can't stop watching this terrible show
Too Much is a terrible show that I haven’t been able to stop watching. For the first half of the season, I’d convinced myself I was getting a kick out of hate-watching it. But around the sixth or seventh terrible episode of this terrible sh...
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