See-Do-Eat-Review

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

A crazy, action-packed train ride, from Tokyo to Kyoto, finds Brad Pitt, as Ladybird, on a mission to retrieve a mysterious briefcase while being hunted by assassins from around the world.

A coming-of-age story that's wrapped in a murder mystery, Where the Crawdads Sing is a movie that lives up to the hype of the world-renowned novel.

Winter has arrived, and so has the delightful new winter menu from Coast Glenelg.

After blowing audiences away with her Adelaide Fringe show, Frankly arrives at the Cabaret Fringe Festival with Dig Up The Hatchet. Powerful, raw and emotional, it's not to be missed!

The seafood doesn't get much fresher than at Sammy's on the Mariner. Add to that a beautiful location, and you've got yourself a great lunch!

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. 

 A film that looks amazing, feels spectacular, and sets the audience up for an enjoyable ride, fails to deliver anything of substance by the time the end credits roll. 

The origin story, of sorts, of how the 9-year-old killer named Esther came to America to start her murderous rampage.

An enjoyable film that harkens back to the day of 50s-style gangsters and all the double-crossing and bloodshed that goes with it. Just don't dirty your new suit!

A UFO makes an appearance in a small town outside of California. But what is thought to be a quick rich scheme quickly turns into a battle of survival.

In a quiet Denver suburb in 1978 a kidnapper lurks the streets. Finney is his latest victim and as he sits in his basement prison a mysterious black phone rings. But who is on the other end and how will it help hime escape?