Briony Behets

Examines australian "Ozploitation" films from the 1970s and 1980s, as well as the auteurs and actors who brought them to life.

A woman psychic "sees" murders from the killer's point of view. (Chas. Balun)

LONG WEEKEND centres on a couple who are at a bad point in their relationship - constant bickering, arguing, fighting. A chance to get away camping over a long weekend is surely the cure to their problems? No. It just adds to them. The movie cleverley uses the surrounding elements to create a very eery atmosphere. The tension slowly builds to a climax that you will never see coming. (Amazon.com, customer review by William)

Night of Fear is virtually plotless, it follows 'The Woman' (Carla Hoogeveen) who takes an accidental wrong turn to avoid a collision and crashed her car near 'The Man's' (Norman Yemm) house. He stalks and terrorizes her for the rest of the film. (imdb)

Hugh arrives in Australia to take possession of his inheritance, which is a "farm" in the Australian Outback which is being run by numerous beautiful women. He is aided and abetted by his half-brother Ron. (imdb)

Drama set in the glamorous but bitchy and cut-throat world in the fashion industry.