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Based on the latest trailer, Artemis Fowl looks like the next great fantasy adaptation to hit the silver screen.
Come As You Are Review
Come As You Are is a sex-positive road-trip comedy that will pull at your heartstrings.
Seberg Review: Kristen Stewart Will Leave You Breathless
Kristen Stewart shines in a middling biopic about actress Jean Seberg.
The Invisible Man Review
Put any doubts about this film aside and buckle up for a wild cinematic ride that goes beyond the “is she or isn’t she crazy?” premise.
Disappearance at Clifton Hill Review
Disappearance at Clifton Hill is a moody and surreal neo-noir that transforms Niagara Falls into a haunting border town.
The Jesus Rolls Review: Resurrecting a Lebowski Favourite
John Turturro reprises his beloved Big Lebowski character.
Contest: See I STILL BELIEVE Across Canada!
That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to one of eight advance screenings of I Still Believe across Canada!
Emma Review: Jane Austen Book Clubbers, Rejoice!
'Emma' is a top shelf adaptation, especially thanks to a scene-stealing performance by Miranda Hart.
comPOSERS Episode 48 – Mad Max: Fury Road
This week we're discussing Mad Max: Fury Road, the epic George Miller action film and its music composed by...an extra-large junkie?
Drowning: Watch the Trailer for Pasquale Marco Veltri’s New Thriller
One woman's quest for revenge becomes a twisting, mind-bending rabbit-hole in director Pasquale Marco Veltri's moody psychological thriller Drowning – now on VOD!
Netflix Introduces Top 10 Movie and TV Show Feature
Netflix has introduced a new Top 10 ranking system that identifies the service’s most popular movies and TV series.
Black Hole Films Episode 149 – The Philadelphia Story
Vladimir Jon Cubrt, Nicole Maroon, & Caley Wilson join Jeremy for THE PHILADELPHIA STORY!
First Love Review: Takashi Miike’s Yakuza Date Night
Takashi Miike's First Love is a zany yakuza bloodbath and an unexpectedly great date movie.
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Juliette Binoche
Oscar-winning actress Juliette Binoche features in eight titles currently available on The Criterion Channel, and we want to tell you which ones to watch.
The Night Clerk Review
The Night Clerk explores loneliness, voyeurism, and authenticity in a half-baked De Palma-style thriller.