Dave Griffiths has worked as a journalist for over twenty years now -covering topics including film, television, music, travel and sport (with a main focus on AFL Football). That time has seen him host the popular X-Wired television program for seven seasons as well as write for various magazines such as Buzz Magazine, Heavy Mag, Stage Whispers, The Banner and Eternity.. He has even branched out into writing online for Subculture Entertainment, Media Search and The Book The Film The T-Shirt. He also worked as the online editor for Entertainment 360 for three years. Dave's radio work has seen him work on various radio stations including 3RPP, Triple R and Light FM. He is currently the resident film reviewer on Sydney's 2UE radio station and can be heard reviewing what is new at cinemas and on DVD each week on Wednesdays at 3pm with Ed Phillips. He is also the co-host of Melbourne's 94.1FM's breakfast show 'The Motley Crew' and he can sometimes be heard on J-Air's 'First On Film'. David is also the co-host of two popular podcasts - ‘The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Film Show,' and 'The Popcorn Conspiracy' As far as Film Reviewing goes David is an elected committee member of AFCA (Australian Film Critics Association and a member of IPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics)/FIPRESCI (Fédération Internationale de la Presse Cinématographique). He has also served as a jury member for a number of international film festivals and is considered an expert on cult cinema, horror movies and Australian films.
The Postman Always Rings Twice meets Drive in writer-director Armin Siljkovic’s neon-doused indie noir-thriller Death Waits for No Man. Expected to release late 2017/early 2018, it’s the unnerving and complex chronicle of a neon ...
On September 10, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsThe Gist From director Robin Swicord (The Jane Austen Book Club, Red Coat) Wakefield sees Cranston (Argo, Drive) play Howard Wakefield, a man who feels like he is ...
On September 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsThe Gist The Dark Tower sees a story that took King seven novels to tell told in a film that clocks in at just over an hour and ...
On August 17, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsThe Gist The film centres around Josh (Rik Brown – Utopia, Dinner For Three) a man who is struggling with his feelings with three woman – his ex ...
On August 17, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsTo the outsider it has appeared that Marvel have been on a role with their films over the past few years. The Avengers franchise has just gone from ...
On August 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsEvery now and then when you leave a cinema after watching a film you have that special feeling around you where you just know that you have just ...
On August 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsWhen a seasoned actor like Liam Neeson tells you that his latest film made him cry you not only sit up and take notice but you realise that ...
On August 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsAustralia. The music scene is changing and along with the change comes a band called Radio Birdman. Back then the band struggled to get gigs because their sound ...
On August 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsOne of the more interesting films to hit Australian cinemas this year is Luc Beeson’s latest sci-fi epic – the rather lengthy titled – Valerian And The City ...
On August 6, 2017 / By Dave GriffithsA few years the world scoffed when they heard that a film set in the world of social media was about to be released. Those scoffers were soon ...
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