A Night to Remember: The Ultimate Titanic Film

by Emma Badame | April 15, 2025

Why the 1958 British film, and not the 1997 Best Picture Oscar-winner, is THE definitive look at the infamous tragedy.

Contra Zoom Pod Episode 304: A24 Retrospective – Val

by Contra Zoom | April 15, 2025

On this episode of ContraZoom Pod, they are looking at ⁠Val⁠ - a doc that uses actor Val Kilmer's home video collection to cover his life/career.

Doctor Who Season 2 Premiere Review: Another Fun Adventure

by Matthew Simpson | April 14, 2025

The new Doctor Who series is off to a strong start with Ncuti Gatwa, Varada Sethu, and "The Robot Revolution."

FILM

Clown In A Cornfield director Eli Craig on horror, humour, and his all-Canadian cast

Clowns. They're a divisive bunch. In fact, filmmaker Eli Craig is counting on it with his latest horror, which happens to have an all-Canadian cast.
Friendship Review

In Friendship, Tim Robinson’s signature off-kilter persona finds a bigger stage, with an absurd cringe comedy destined for cult status.
Another Simple Favor Review: More Murder and Mom Martinis

Another Simple Favor does not manage to strike lightning for a second time, though it is not without its charm.

The Amateur Review: Rami Malek and Cast Elevate Routine Revenge Tale

by Mel Valentin | April 13, 2025

Easy come, easy go: Rami Malek gets his best role since Bohemian Rhapsody in The Amateur and elevates a rote, if slick, spy flick.

Warfare Review: Futility in War, Professionalism in Action

by Mel Valentin | April 12, 2025

In Warfare, heroism, bravery, and the futility of the Iraq War are encapsulated in one film.

BGM Episode 210: Longhorns

by Bad Gay Movies | April 10, 2025

Join Bil, Michael and Daniel of Bad Gay Movies as they all talk at the same time while hitting the table discussing Longhorns by David Lewis.

TV

Dying for Sex Review

With powerhouse performances from Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate, Dying for Sex is a powerful, must-watch examination of one person's life as they approach their death.
The Four Seasons Review: A heartwarming story about the importance of friendship

Netflix's The Four Seasons is an authentic, funny, heartwarming story about the importance of friendship.
Black Mirror Season 7 Review: The Sci-Fi Anthology Remains On Point

Black Mirror is back with a new season and set of six episodes.

Metro Morning: Celebrating Val Kilmer and the Upcoming Beatles Biopic

by Jason Gorber | April 10, 2025

Jason Gorber joins CBC Metro Morning to honour Val Kilmer's legendary career, celebrating the unforgettable roles that defined his career. The conversation also dives into the exciting new Beatles biopic series, helmed by Sam Mendes.

Episode 8. Jahi Di’Allo Winston, David Oyelowo, Simone Missick and Evan Ellison in "Government Cheese," premiering April 16, 2025 on Apple TV+.

Government Cheese Review: New Series Charmingly Combines TV Eras and Tones

by Aaron Halls | April 10, 2025

Government Cheese is a charming blend of drama, comedy, and surrealism. Using a Brady Bunch-esque, 1969 San Fernando Valley as a setting, it introduces a nuclear family, the Chambers, as they attempt to reconnect when father Hampton Chambers gets released from prison.

G20 Review: Viola Davis Is an EGOT-Calibre Action Hero

by Pat Mullen | April 9, 2025

Viola Davis plays a badass President in G20, a preposterously entertaining ode to maximalist action movies.

PODCASTS

Springfield Googolplex Ep. 44: Goldfinger

For the 30th anniversary of “Who Shot Mr. Burns?” Springfield Googolplex revisits Goldfinger and Mr. Burns' own turn as a supervillain.
Springfield Googolplex Ep. 43: Jaws with Devan Scott

Devan Scott joins Springfield Googolplex to unpack how Jaws quietly became one of the most referenced movies on The Simpsons.
Contra Zoom Pod Episode 304: A24 Retrospective – Val

On this episode of ContraZoom Pod, they are looking at ⁠Val⁠ - a doc that uses actor Val Kilmer's home video collection to cover his life/career.