Silo Review: Rebecca Ferguson Can’t Save This Bland and Predictable Dystopia
'Silo,' premiering with two episodes today on Apple TV+, is a cliche and generic dystopian adaptation held back by its source material.
David Oyelowo
Chaos Walking Review: Wannabe Series Starter Delivers Mixed Results
Doug Liman’s wannabe series starter, starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, delivers decidedly mixed results.
The Midnight Sky Review: Socially Distanced Clooney
George Clooney proves (again) that he can really carry a movie, but can't necessarily direct one.
The Midnight Sky Interview: Demián Bichir Talks George Clooney’s New Sci-Fi Movie
Our exclusive interview with Demián Bichir about his role in George Clooney's Netflix film The Midnight Sky.
TIFF 2020: The Water Man Review
David Oyelowo’s directorial debut The Water Man tells a heartfelt mythical tale about facing our worst fears.
Spoiled Rotten Episode 62 – The Cloverfield Paradox & Netflix
Ben & Daniel spoil The Cloverfield Paradox, discuss what impact Netflix is having on the moviegoing experience, and the latest news on a number of upcoming comic book movies.
Race Interview: Toronto’s Stephan James on Jesse Owens, Selma, and Wanting to Play Spider-Man
We speak with actor Stephan James, the Toronto-born star of Race, a film that tells the remarkable tale of Jesse Owens’ triumph at the 1936 Munich Olympics.
CONTEST: See A MOST VIOLENT YEAR in Select Canadian Cities!
Enter for a chance to see an advance screening of A Most Violent Year in select Canadian cities, courtesy of Dork Shelf and Elevation Pictures!
Selma Review
A wonderful and precise historic drama, Selma is a humanist retelling of an important (and still relevant) moment in American history.
CONTEST: See SELMA in TORONTO or MONTREAL!
Enter for a chance to see an advance screening of Selma in Toronto or Montreal on Wednesday, January 7th, courtesy of Dork Shelf and Paramount Pictures.
Lee Daniels’ The Butler Review
Lee Daniels' The Butler is a strange kind of film that tries to avoid the standard pitfalls of the biopic by being somewhat irreverent, and it nearly succeeds.
Contest: Win THE PAPERBOY on Blu-Ray!
Enter for a chance to win one of two copies of The Paperboy on Blu-Ray, courtesy of Dork Shelf and D Films!
Jack Reacher Review
In one of the most bizarre studio and ego driven productions to be released from a major studio this year, Jack Reacher manages to be too surreal to appeal to action fans and it’s too lunkheaded to appeal to proper cineastes. It’s simultaneously a better version of Alex Cross and a worse reimagining of MacGruber. It’s equally as awesome and awful as that sounds.
The Paperboy Review
Fleetingly campy and sleazy at the opening and closing, The Paperboy is ultimately too boring during the middle hour of the film to leave any sort of lasting impression outside of the film's most bizarre moments.
Interview: Zac Efron & David Oyelowo
We talk to the dreamy Zac Efron and British actor David Oyelowo about their latest film, the controversial The Paperboy, working with director Lee Daniels, acting period appropriate for the 1960s, and the whole "getting peed on thing" that everyone has been talking about.
