Casablanca
Libra season is here! Jump into this list of the top 10 movies that epitomize the astrological sign's overall vibe.
Flashback Interview: William Friedkin on Killer Joe and His Many Influences
With William Friedkin's passing earlier this week, we're taking a look back at our Editor-in-Chief Jason Gorber's in-depth interview with the legend back in 2012.
Milestone Movie Anniversaries in 2022
From Skyfall to Star Wars and from The Princess Bride to Blade Runner, here are the major movie anniversaries coming your way in 2022.
comPOSERS Episode 63: Casablanca
Today we talk about a film that takes place in a bar because we miss going to them and we're stuck inside, sort of like how the folks in Casablanca are stuck there, but without the Gestapo.
Shelf Help: Which Best Picture Was Actually That Year’s Best Picture?
For the past 92 years, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences claim to have chosen the best film of the year. Not the most popular film or the most innovative: the best. We all know that such a subjective declaration is, by design, highly flawed. While we could spend our lives detailing the […]
Black Hole Films Episode 1 – Casablanca
Ep 1 - CASABLANCA - Wherein Jeremy sits down with Kevin Krikst & Glenda MacInnis to watch and discuss CASABLANCA and how maybe it’s not so far off from today…
The Secret Sessions Vol. 2: Casablanca comes to Toronto
Toronto's newest cult cinema interactive experience is 2/2 with The Secret Sessions' second show, needless to say, this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Let’s Take This Outside!
This summer in Toronto a whole lot of people are taking their movies outside. Here's a look at five local, summer long festivals to get you out of your sweaty apartment and out to the movies under the stars.
The New Old: Casablanca and Turner Classic Movies
Here's lookin' at the gorgeous new Casablanca box set, kid. Also, a look at three other classic sets from the Warner Brothers archives courtesy of Turner Classic Movies.
Interview: Remake/Remodel Curator John Semley
Few things make filmgoers shudder more than the word “remake.” For years, audiences have been treated to reheated, recast, and reimagined versions of past films, both classics and otherwise. John Semley, Chief Editor for the Onion AV Club’s Toronto branch, aims to create a broader dialogue and discussion surrounding remakes with a new screening series at the Toronto Underground Cinema titled “Remake/Remodel,” where local film writers will present two sides of the same cinematic coin.