Michael McNeely

Michael McNeely

Michael McNeely is an avid film-goer who is equally passionate about accessibility in film. He is also a former English teacher, current filmmaker and future human rights lawyer.


Articles by Michael McNeely:


  • October 16, 2016

    TAD 2016: As The Gods Will Review

    Takashi Miike’s latest Japanese horror film mixes up a little of Saw, a pinch of The Hunger Games, a taste of Battle Royale, and a hell lot of insanity.

  • October 16, 2016

    TAD 2016: The Lure Review

    Polish horror musical The Lure, directed by Agnieszka Smoczynska is all skin and glitter, with no substance, much like its protagonists.

  • October 15, 2016

    TAD 2016: Creepy Review

    Despite a few appropriately eerie moments, Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Japanese thriller Creepy suffers from an inconsistent tone and unbelievable plot developments.

  • September 23, 2016

    TIFF 2016: Accessibility in Review

    Our Film and Accessibility Critic saw over 50 movies at TIFF 2016. Unfortunately the inconsistent quality of accessibility almost prevented him from seeing what turned out to be his favourite movie of the festival.

  • September 17, 2016

    TIFF 2016: The Net Review

    Film critic Michael McNeely’s intense interrogation after watching TIFF 2016 film The Net.