House of Gucci Review: Fashionably Messy
Despite an all-star ensemble cast and Ridley Scott behind the camera, House Of Gucci is neither a prestige drama nor a campy extravaganza despite over-the-top performances by Lady Gaga and Jared Leto.
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Snakehead Review: Gangster Flick Eats Its Own Tail
Evan Jackson Leong's first dramatic feature explores the underbelly of human trafficking.
Nemesis Review
Unable to withstand the weight of its own over-plotting, James Crow's British gangster film Nemesis is its own worst enemy.
comPOSERS Episode 110: Uncut Gems
Because we're not all stressed out enough, this week the boys welcome back beer provider and score aficionado Gavin Whitehead to discuss the 2019 crime drama Uncut Gems.
Fugue Review: A Lean, Mean Crime-Thriller
Tomas Street’s mystery-thriller Fugue is a cold-blooded crime flick.
21 Bridges Review: A Rock-solid Crime Flick with an Old-school Swagger
21 Bridges is a gritty crime flick that features Chadwick Boseman as a no-nonsense police detective hunting down a pair of cop-killers.
It’s All-out Class Warfare in the New Parasite Trailer
The Palme d'Or-winning film Parasite from director Bong Joon-ho offers a pitch-black commentary on society’s class divide.
Furie Review: A Gritty Crime Thriller
Veronica Ngo kicks all kinds of ass in this gritty crime flick about a mother hunting down her kidnapped her child.
The Development Slate Episode 33 – C.O.P.S.
This week James and Yaw take on the 1980s futuristic police cartoon C.O.P.S.
The Development Slate Episode 31 – Fell
This week, James and Yaw talk about the incomplete Warren Ellis/Ben Templesmith masterpiece Fell.
Contest: See TRIPLE 9 Across Canada
Dork Shelf and Elevation Pictures want to send you to advanced screenings of TRIPLE 9 on February 24!
Loose Cannons Episode #21 – I Kiss the Hand
This week the Loose Cannons watch the 1973 Euro Crime drama I Kiss the Hand, also known as Family Killer!
Eisner Watch: The Fade Out
The Fade Out, a new series published by Image Comics and written by Ed Brubaker with art by Sean Phillips, is an engaging story set on the set of a late 1940s Hollywood noir film.
