This week Lewis and Rachele review the new horror film from Blumhouse Productions, The Vigil, and Aussie flick, Babyteeth. They also discuss their experience of seeing an interactive screening of Cats where the phrase “polish a turd” might just apply.

The house lights are brimming tonight, as Lewis and Rachele discuss, with much excitement, Hamilton, the hit Broadway production about America founding Father Alexander Hamilton. Lewis also reviews Waves which centres on an African American family in a affluent suburb in Florida and Rachele reviews Shirley, a fictional story utilising non-fictional writer Shirley Jackson.

This week, the team share their excitement with the official opening of cinemas in Western Australia! They discuss some of the films available to see at the movies and films they would love to see on the big screen. Cecilia also reviews Icelandic film, A White, White Day. All this and more on another episode of Unscripted!

Books, books, books! Like films, the team discuss their love for books, inspired by the new documentary, the Booksellers. Lewis makes Rachele laugh until she snorts while discussing the anatomically incorrect dinosaurs in Jurassic Park and Lewis and Cecilia review It Must Be Heaven, an absurd but enlightening film. And that’s a wrap!

Rachele and Lewis wax rhapsodic about cinema as their excitement builds for their reopening.

They talk about the upcoming online Couched film festival from the revelation film fest crew, review Love Sarah and chat about some upcoming films.

They also farewell Cinema Paradiso, the home of so many previews.

Jessie Eisenberg plays Jewish mime Marcel Mangel in the true story Resistance. Rachele gives us the lowdown on the film which sees Marcel work against Nazi control to protect thousands of orphaned children. The team also discuss the JK Rowling transphobic tweet controversy.

From cinema food to the future of cinema, the team discuss all this and more in the latest episode of Unscripted.

The team are back to the remote recording this week with some You Tube theatre thanks to The Show Must Go On’s release of Cats. Rachel tells us about The Assistant and Lewis gives us the run down on Uploaded and some other streaming with a Back to the Future treat from Reunited Apart. We’ll be reunited again next week.

The gang are back in the studio for the first time in weeks! They discuss the new Hugo Weaving film, Hearts and Bones, as well as what they’ve been watching while in lockdown.