Dan Jensen

• Dan Jensen is digital editor for Independent Australia.

  Dan has a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in writing and video production. He is a published author and an award-winning filmmaker, has a movie podcast – Dan and Frankie Go To Hollywood– that is growing in popularity and boasts an impressive knowledge of cinema.

  Dan is also a musician, having recorded albums with two bands, Electric Bongo and Group X.

  On top of all that, Dan is a self-confessed comic book nerd, with a lifelong devotion to DC.

  But none of these accolades and achievements come close to his biggest one yet — recently becoming a father to twins, Harper and Alexis.

  You can follow Dan on Twitter @DanJensenIA or check out his YouTube channel, Movie Talk with Dan Jensen.

   

Articles written by Dan Jensen (95)

• 4 September 2026 | Growing up in the world 9/11 left behind
• 21 August 2026 | Physical media is dying as corporations seize control
• 7 August 2026 | Disclosure Day reveals that aliens aren't the real outsiders
• 19 June 2026 | Fans get one more chance to be thrilled by Michael Jackson
• 5 June 2026 | John Farnham — Australia’s voice falls silent
• 22 May 2026 | 'Melania': A documentary in search of a subject
• 8 May 2026 | 'Inside the Rage Machine' exposes social media’s dangerous grip on democracy
• 19 February 2026 | Pauline Hanson anti-Islam backlash amid tidal wave of AI misinformation
• 19 February 2026 | EDITORIAL: One Nation's popularity surges amid tidal wave of disinformation
• 26 September 2025 | 'Spinal Tap II' proves lightning can strike twice
• 15 September 2025 | The America Trump built: Iryna Zarutska’s murder was no accident
• 11 July 2025 | Superman takes aim at MAGA cult and saves the day for progressive cinema
• 28 March 2025 | Male violence, misogyny and murder: The melancholy of 'Adolescence'
• 7 March 2025 | Civil War offers grim peek at America's potential future
• 14 February 2025 | The Apprentice tells Trump's supervillain origin story
• 17 January 2025 | How Jerry Springer sold his soul to turn trash into gold
• 22 November 2024 | Forty years on, Threads still delivers chilling nuclear message
• 1 November 2024 | Terrifier 3 slashes its way into cinematic history
• 26 September 2024 | The Murdoch family distrust
• 20 July 2024 | Longlegs reinvents the crime genre with pure nightmare fuel
• 2 February 2024 | The Trust Fall: When the truth doesn't set you free
• 22 December 2023 | Leave the World Behind warns of America's doomful destiny
• 30 June 2023 | Dial of Destiny disappoints: Indiana Jones belongs in a museum
• 23 June 2023 | Reefshot provides hope for the future of our Barrier Reef
• 9 June 2023 | The Kingdom: Uncovering Hillsong's rise and demise
• 26 May 2023 | This Little Mermaid is anything but shallow
• 19 May 2023 | Air goes for a slam dunk but misses the hoop
• 5 May 2023 | Third Guardians film gives animals a voice against cruelty
• 31 March 2023 | The Banshees of Inisherin: Tragedy at its funniest
• 17 March 2023 | Dungeons & Dragons casts an enchanting spell
• 3 March 2023 | The Whale lands with an emotional splash
• 24 February 2023 | Cocaine Bear: The grizzly side of drug abuse
• 3 February 2023 | It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel.... tense
• 20 January 2023 | The golden age of Hollywood roars to decadent life in Babylon
• 13 January 2023 | M3GAN is more than merely a malicious machine
• 9 December 2022 | The lie that changed the course of history: Inside Operation Mincemeat
• 2 December 2022 | Violent Night: Season's beatings from Santa
• 18 November 2022 | Paradise is burning, but Don't Worry, Darling
• 11 November 2022 | The experts have spoken — Trump is mentally Unfit
• 21 October 2022 | The glitz and glam of Amsterdam are nothing but a sham
• 7 October 2022 | Let's talk about Dahmer
• 30 September 2022 | Hang on to your seat, Fall delivers the fear!
• 9 September 2022 | A tale of Irish charm — The Quiet Girl delights
• 26 August 2022 | Thirteen Lives: Triumph over nature's cruelty
• 5 August 2022 | Bullet Train — fun and murder on an Orient express
• 29 July 2022 | The crawdads are singing, but their tune is humdrum
• 1 July 2022 | Elvis is back in the building
• 27 May 2022 | Top Gun: Maverick aims for the skies and soars high
• 7 May 2022 | Dark and twisted, the Strange world goes mad
• 22 April 2022 | Nordic lore with a bit of gore, The Northman fails to bore
• 1 April 2022 | Australia's neo-Nazi threat — Revealed: Amongst Us
• 18 March 2022 | A love letter to journalism, courtesy of The French Dispatch
• 4 March 2022 | As our world grows darker, along comes The Batman
• 4 February 2022 | Cashing in on Christ — The Eyes of Tammy Faye
• 21 January 2022 | Why 'The Company You Keep' matters
• 12 January 2022 | Sundance accused of theft amid refund controversy
• 31 December 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Ghostbusters Afterlife — the legacy lives on
• 23 December 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Matrix Resurrections — more sleeping pill than red pill
• 16 December 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Spider-Man: No Way Home — believe the hype
• 3 December 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Dune (part one) — spice up your life
• 27 November 2021 | WHAT'S ON: The Wheel of Time — almost magical
• 17 November 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Last Night in Soho — a night you'll never forget
• 11 November 2021 | On IA: Weekly recap — 11 November 2021
• 10 November 2021 | WHAT'S ON: No Time To Die — a Bond farewell
• 4 November 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Eternals — big, bold and beautiful
• 30 October 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Love You Like That — Cupid's arrow misses the mark
• 21 October 2021 | WHAT'S ON: The Last Duel — #metoo goes medieval
• 15 October 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Where To Invade Next — Moore ideas for a better world
• 13 October 2021 | On IA: Weekly recap — 13 October
• 7 October 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Boss Level — groundhog slay
• 30 September 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Squid Game — Netflix and kill
• 24 September 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Joe Bell — the long road to redemption
• 17 September 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Die in a Gunfight — zero bang for your buck
• 10 September 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror — inside America's failure
• 3 September 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Nine Perfect Strangers — the truth shall set you free
• 27 August 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Candyman — more than just a horror film
• 25 August 2021 | Bloody Idiot of the Week — Episode 23: Morrison and Dutton fight to the death
• 20 August 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Respect — find out what it means
• 12 August 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Free Guy — oh, how you'll want to break free
• 5 August 2021 | WHAT'S ON: The Dry — big city cop, small town whodunnit
• 29 July 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Jungle Cruise — adventure at full steam ahead
• 22 July 2021 | WHAT'S ON: Old — a holiday not worth the trip
• 16 July 2021 | MOVIE OF THE WEEK: Gunpowder Milkshake — revenge served sweet
• 8 July 2021 | MOVIE OF THE WEEK: Black Widow — sisters are doing it for themselves
• 22 March 2021 | Bloody Idiot of the Week — Episode 21: A couple of small pricks
• 7 August 2019 | Mass shootings are the new normal
• 4 February 2019 | VIDEO: Bloody Idiot of the Week — Episode 03: What a load of KAK!
• 28 January 2019 | Independent Australia's Bloody Idiot of the Week — Episode 02: ScoMo's red hot go!
• 6 October 2018 | Independent Australia presents 'Bloody Idiot of the Month' Episode 01 - September 2018
• 24 July 2018 | Gunn fired over Twitter controversy
• 11 June 2018 | When not being a white supermodel incites online rage
• 27 May 2018 | Movie Talk: Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)
• 31 March 2018 | Movie Talk: Ready Player One (2018)
• 23 March 2018 | Movie Talk: Tomb Raider (2018) and Pacific Rim Uprising (2018)
• 17 March 2018 | Movie Talk: Death Wish (2018) review