Unboxing: Neil Young’s YOUNG SHAKESPEARE Deluxe Edition

by Jason Gorber | April 9, 2021

Our own Managing Editor dives into the latest from the Neil Young Archives, Young Shakespeare—a limited edition box set release from the musician's iconic Stratford show.

The Man Who Sold His Skin Review: Still Life

by Pat Mullen | April 8, 2021

This Best International Feature Oscar nominee sees the human migration crisis collide with wayward arts biz.

Yusef Cat Stevens Tea for the Tillerman Vinyl Featured

Unboxing: Cat Stevens’ TEA FOR THE TILLERMAN Vinyl

by Jason Gorber | April 8, 2021

A deep dive into the Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam masterpiece Tea for the Tillerman on super rare UHQR Mofi vinyl and several other formats.

film

Fantasia 2021 Announces Opening Film and Unveils 25th Anniversary Poster

The 25th annual Fantasia International Film Festival announces Julien Knafo’s “zomcom” Brain Freeze as opening film.
film

comPOSERS Episode 106: The Passion of the Christ

The boys subject themselves to The Passion of the Christ and its score by John Debney.
film

Spoiled Rotten 131: Power Broker

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier episode 3 is spoiled!

Fantasia 2021 Announces Opening Film and Unveils 25th Anniversary Poster

by Victor Stiff | April 8, 2021

The 25th annual Fantasia International Film Festival announces Julien Knafo’s “zomcom” Brain Freeze as opening film.

Moffie Review: The Apartheid Within

by Pat Mullen | April 7, 2021

Oliver Hermanus's apartheid war drama has echoes of Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker and Claire Denis' Beau Travail.

Celebrate Jackie Chan’s Birthday with The Raid Director’s 5 Favourite Action Scenes

by That Shelf Staff | April 7, 2021

In honour of Jackie Chan's birthday, here are some of his top action scenes courtesy of Gareth Evans and David Chen!

CUFF 2021 Announces Entire Film Slate

by Victor Stiff | April 7, 2021

This morning CUFF 2021 announced the full slates of films playing this year’s festival.

Quo Vadis, Aida? Review: The Horror of Not Trying

by Pat Mullen | April 6, 2021

Bosnia-Herzegovina's Oscar nominee Quo Vadis, Aida? is deeply powerful.

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

The Last of Us Part 2 is exciting and visceral. The team at Naughty Dog overcame many obstacles and delivered a worthy sequel to one of the biggest games of all time. It will be another decade before we see anything as stunning and personal in a major console release.
tv

Loki: A Second Look at Marvel’s Latest Disney+ Series

Watch the new trailer for Marvel Studio's Disney+ series, Loki, starring Tom Hiddleston as the Asgardian trickster and Owen Wilson as Mobius.
podcasts

comPOSERS Episode 106: The Passion of the Christ

The boys subject themselves to The Passion of the Christ and its score by John Debney.

The Black Crowes' Shake Your Money Maker album cover

Vinyl Unboxing: The Black Crowes’ Shake Your Money Maker 30th Anniversary Box Set

by Jason Gorber | April 6, 2021

Our own Managing Editor Jason Gorber unboxes The Black Crowes' Shake Your Money Maker 30th anniversary box set. Turns out it's not too hard to handle at all.

Tom Hiddleston in the Loki Disney Plus poster

Loki: A Second Look at Marvel’s Latest Disney+ Series

by Emma Badame | April 5, 2021

Watch the new trailer for Marvel Studio's Disney+ series, Loki, starring Tom Hiddleston as the Asgardian trickster and Owen Wilson as Mobius.

comPOSERS Episode 106: The Passion of the Christ

by comPOSERS Podcast | April 5, 2021

The boys subject themselves to The Passion of the Christ and its score by John Debney.

Spoiled Rotten 131: Power Broker

by Spoiled Rotten | April 5, 2021

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier episode 3 is spoiled!

Parasite ensemble SAG Awards predictions

SAG Awards Predictions: Will Win / Should Win

by That Shelf Staff | April 4, 2021

Our writers expect The Trial of the Chicago 7, The Crown, and Schitt's Creek to lead the SAG Awards winners.

The Criterion Shelf: Directed by Bertrand Tavernier

by Bil Antoniou | April 3, 2021

The films of Bertrand Tavernier deliver rich presentations of human relationships that one feels deeply, his stark but never preachy criticisms of French society always accompanied by stunning visual landscapes that are often breathtaking.

Concrete Cowboy Review: A Sentimental Urban Odyssey

by Victor Stiff | April 2, 2021

Concrete Cowboy stars Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin as inner-city cowboys in a sentimental urban odyssey.

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