World Movies has added two Sam Neill movies to its schedule.
Sunday 19 July
12:45 PM Death In Brunswick
02:50 PM Dean Spanley
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SBS World Movies are airing one star movies this week. And saw one random ad promoting it as “best of the worst”. Or to that liking. Here are the films:
Monday, 9.30pm: Atlantis Inferno
Tuesday, 10.00pm: Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey
Wednesday, 9.40pm: Sky Sharks
Thursday, 9.30pm: Cats
Friday, 9.45pm: The Wicker Man
Can confirm. Cats is terrible. 
This was unintentionally hilarious 
Just about derailed Nic Cage’s then career high, of which he’s only just started to return to after a couple of decades doing countless low budget, B-grade, direct-to-DVD features.
“How’d it get burned? How’d it get burned, how’d it get burned, how’d it get burned!?”
“Arghhhhhh, not the bees! Oh God, not the bees!!”
I think they may have done this a few years ago, but it was for an entire January
From memory included Howard the Duck and the original Masters of the Universe.
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I don’t mind these “best of the worst” type themes for the channel. Most of these films do have a cult following of sorts. By the sounds of it, its not that frequent of airings anyway.
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The World Movies screening comes six days before the release of Practical Magic 2 in Australian cinemas.
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2027:
2027 selection of world movies including Sean Baker’s Oscar winning Anora, Sing Sing starring Colman Domingo, which received multiple Oscar nominations, and The Count of Monte Cristo, the French epic that became a major critical and box-office success in France. The line-up also includes Oscar-nominated Maria, starring Angelina Jolie as opera legend Maria Callas and directed by Pablo Larraín, and Queer, starring Daniel Craig and directed by Luca Guadagnino. Supported by SBS, Sweet Milk Lake, a trans-centred Australian drama starring Harvey Zielinski and Hunter Page-Lochard, marks the debut feature of rising Australian director Harvey Zielinski.