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Anthony Carew, Journalist

Anthony Carew is a Melbourne-based critic, writer and broadcaster. He presents The International Pop Underground on RRR FM. For almost two decades, he wrote the scathing film review column Film Carew for The Music.

Features / Film & TV
Netflix's 'The Irishman' Is Just Another Film Where Men Do Manly Things
"Epic in length if nothing else."
Features / Music
Photo by Ian Laidlaw
'I Find It Frustrating That People Are Arseholes': What Inspired Press Club's New Album
Ahead of a national tour, Natalie Foster of Press Club reminisces with Anthony Carew about meeting her childhood hero, Ella Hooper of Killing Heidi, and their experience meeting fans in Europe.
News / Music
'The OC' & 'Home & Away' Stars Collide In A "Bloody Game Of Hide & Seek"
"Part of the fun — and watching it is, indeed, fun — is its over-the-top loopiness; how all its terror and gore is marshalled in service of a comedy."
Features / Film & TV
‘Come For The Swearing, Stay For The Ridiculous Boasts': Go See The Liam Gallagher Doco
“A lot of people go, ‘Noel’s changed,’ but he’s changed into a massive cunt."
Features / Music
Battles Aren't "Show-Off Musicians", They're Just Keeping Their Music To The Point
Guitarist Ian T Williams of Battles tells Anthony Carew about keeping with the band's "sound mangling" style through line-up changes.
Features / Film & TV
'Generic' & 'Uninspired': Not Even Two Will Smith's Can Save 'Gemini Man'
Plus reviews for 'Hustlers', 'The King' and 'Working Woman'.
Features / Arts
'Colossus'. Pic by Mark Gambino.
What Does It Take To Choreograph 50 Dancers For A Festival Show?
Choreographer Stephanie Lake talks to Anthony Carew about reviving her 50-dancer epic, 'Colossus', for Melbourne International Arts Festival.
Features / Film & TV
Meet 'Joker' - The Comic Book Film That Is Going To Sweep Oscars Season
"A performance that is full of incredible complexities depicted in simple gesture."
Features / Music
The Get Up Kids' Matt Pryor Is "Sick To Death" Of Emo Hit 'Holiday' But He'll Still Play It
The Get Up Kids frontman Matt Pryor chats to Anthony Carew about the label 'emo', and how it never quite sat right with him.
Features / Film & TV
'The Dead Don't Die' Might Have A Killer Cast But Is It More Than A 'Trivial Lark'?
"Half-assed not just in its conception and approach, but in its evocation of an explosive theme."
Features / Music
Busby Marou Are A 'Walking Billboard' For Queensland
Thomas Busby of Busby Marou explains to Anthony Carew the dualism between their "two big blokes with beards" aesthetic and the sweet harmonies that have come to define their sound.
Features / Film & TV
Brad Pitt Space Flick ‘Ad Astra’ Is Awe-inspiring & Absurd
"The cinematic equivalent of 'Cat’s In The Cradle'."
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