Natalie Portman Goes Pop in the Vox Lux Trailer
In this scathing portrait of the 21st century, Academy Award winner Natalie Portman isn’t dancing with tears in her eyes as pop idol Celeste.
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Toronto Screening Calendar: November 2018
Love watching older films on the big screen? We've got your comprehensive guide to all the repertory screenings happening in Toronto this month!
Black Hole Films Episode 82 – Night of the Living Dead
Mike McPhaden and his son Jack join Jeremy and his son Ephraim to watch Night of the Living Dead and try to figure out how they would survive (and thrive) during a zombie apocalypse…
Jinn Review
Director Nijla Mu'min's coming-of-age drama Jinn isn’t the most polished film to come out of SXSW this year, but it is one of the most promising.
Wyclef Jean Inks Netflix Deal
Whether you’re Ready or Not, hip-hop Mogul Wyclef Jean is set to start Killing us Softly with a new Netflix movie.
Bel Canto Review
Director Paul Weitz' hostage drama Bel Canto dares to ask questions with no easy answers. It's a film with no place for black and white thinking.
Letterboxing: Discovering Nicolas Cage is Your Most-Watched Actor of All-Time
5000 movies in, and Rachel West's most-watched actor of all-time is Nicolas Cage
Black Hole Films Episode 81 – POLTERGEIST
Jessica Greco and Christopher Warre-Smets join Jeremy to watch Poltergeist and try not to explode from pure 80’s nostalgia glee.
Blu-Ray Review: THE DAY OF THE JACKAL Finally Lands In HD
The Day of The Jackal is one of the ultimate political thrillers, finally available on Blu-ray in North America. Its visceral sense of realism is rarely seen in cinema and has been the standard bearer in this genre for nearly 45 years.
Soundtracking: Beautiful Boy Aces Open, Loses Plot On B-side
Is there a difference between a movie with good music and a good movie soundtrack? This is the question I left Beautiful Boy considering.
Trailer: Kusama’s Clunky Kidman Starrer DESTROYER Gets Teased
Watch the first trailer for Karyn Kusama's neo noir Destroyer, starring Nicole Kidman.
Halloween Review
David Gordon Green's Halloween is easily the best movie to feature Michael Myers since the 1978 original. Yes, it is that good.
Festival Fun: Saskatoon Fantastic Announces 2018 Slate
Saskatoon may seem far away from the city centers where the big gun events like Fantasia take place, but thanks to Festival Director John Allison, programming director Steven Landry and the rest of their team SFFF helps make this prairie town the center of gonzo cinema for a few days in November. The selection includes […]
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 10
Movies vs. Matrimony is a podcast that pits a husband and wife’s cinematic tastes against each other. Hosted by Daniel and Pauline Grant, each round of MvsM starts with the couple randomly selecting from a list made up of 10 of Daniel’s movies and 10 of Pauline’s movies. Whoever’s movie gets picked needs to defend […]
BMFF Launches Creators Coven – ‘The Feature is Female’
Exciting things are afoot for genre cinema! The Bloody Mary Film Festival is spearheading an initiative to support and promote emerging female genre filmmakers.
