Is the apocalypse the ideal situation to find yourself? Probably not. But if not then, when? Class of '07 stars Emily Browning and Caitlin Stasey give us the lowdown on their new Prime Video dark comedy.
Writer/director Kacie Anning's Class of '07 is a kaleidoscopic, comedic gem worth sticking around for.
In one last push to Hulu, the Disney purge of films from 20th Century/Searchlight ends with Deep Water, but you should still check it out.
Come for the plot that promises a vacation for a group of entitled wealthy folks, but stay for the rich performances from an extremely talented, entertaining cast.
Chris Pratt's latest film combines the action films of today with the energy of the '90s. The prototypical alien invasion summer blockbuster.
Courtney is joined by Bob Turnbull for Education!
I'm Your Woman cleverly subverts the 1970s crime drama by putting the criminals' wives in the spotlight.
A movie genre only truly arrives when it receives the full spoof treatment. The Hallmark Holiday movie finally gets its answer to Scary Movie and The Naked Gun to with Cup of Cheer .
That Shelf's deep dive into Borat 2 , premiering just prior to the American Election. Watch the film, cringe at Rudy Giuliani's boorish behaviour, and then join in the discussion about the two films in the series!
Film critic Andrew Robinson shares his thoughts on Selah and the Spades .
With pandemic lockdown through April, we're only getting more acquainted with our TVs.
Here are seven documentaries to stream to feed your appetite for strange and crazy content after binge-watching Netflix's crazy series.
In episode 31 of Highly Logical, Angelo and Nicole break down "Stardust City Rag" and "The Impossible Box," episodes 5 and 6 of Star Trek: Picard .
On episode 030 of Highly Logical – A Star Trek Podcast, Angelo and Nicole break down "The End is the Beginning" and "Absolute Candor," episodes 3 and 4 of Star Trek: Picard .
In episode 29, Nicole and Angelo break down episode 2 of Star Trek: Picard and explore speciesist arguments against artificial life forms, skepticism toward Starfleet bureaucracy, and Star Trek's depiction of age-related illness and disability.
