See-Do-Eat-Review

A celebration of 'sexuality, sex positivity and political drive', Grit is a turbocharged show that grabbed my attention and didn't let go for over 60 fun and flirty minutes!

Seedoeatreview and the family enjoyed a Middle Eastern feast with the new menu offerings at Cafe Fairouz.

Check out a wonderful, hands on cooking school that everyone will enjoy!

Taking place on the last Friday of every month comes INFERNO. Seedoeatreview was lucky enough to catch the devilishly delightful Halloween special.

Michael Shafar made his return to Adelaide's Rhino Room and put on a great performance to the near sold-out crowd.

A visit to The Colonist Tavern, with the family, offered plenty of interesting flavour creations from the tasty new menu!

A darkly comedic look at the restaurant industry and the chefs who are of ten adored. No need to pay with a credit card, because at Hawthorne, they're paying with their lives!

More documentary than film, She Said takes its time in making sure that women’s voices are heard and comprises an amazing cast led by Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan. 

More of an homage to the late Chadwick Boseman than a superhero film, Wakanda Forever is probably one of the most touching Marvel films ever produced.

The Rock takes on the role of playing Black Adam but pretty much walks, talks, and acts like The Rock. A comic book movie made by non-comic book people...uggh!

A black comedy set in the 1950s that has two charming leads, Saoirse Ronan and Sam Rockwell, with one bizarre murder mystery to solve.

A deliciously evil film that doesn't stick to the usual horror movie tropes, Smile brings the scares and is best viewed inside a darkened cinema to gain the full terrifying experience.