Lilo & Stitch Interview: Tia Carrere & Courtney B. Vance
That Shelf sat down with Tia Carrere & Courtney B. Vance to discuss their work in Disney's latest live-action reimagining, Lilo & Stitch.
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Final Destination: Bloodlines Review: The Sixth Time Definitely Isn’t the Charm
Bloodlines feels less like the first in a new, revived series than the last gasp of a once relevant franchise that should have ended more than a decade ago.
The Classics Shelf: The 1994 Academy Awards, Part 3 – The Second Hour: I’m Sure They’re Pissed Off About Something
If you thought Adrien Brody's Oscar speech was long, you should have seen the 1994 Oscars! Our look back continues with the hour that celebrated docs, an historic tie, and more!
The Classics Shelf: The 1994 Academy Awards, Part 2 – The First Hour: The Hollywood Variety Show
During the 1994 Academy Awards, Lizzie Gardiner made fashion history with her win for The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, and Dianne Wiest won for an all-timer performance.
The Classics Shelf: The 1994 Academy Awards, Thirty Years Later
Revisiting the Academy Awards honouring the best films of 1994, where Forrest Gump trumped Pulp Fiction in one of the Oscars' Best Picture wins that hasn't aged so gracefully.
Hurry Up Tomorrow Review: Nothing’s Working for The Weeknd
The Weeknd, aka Abel Tesfaye, stars in and co-writes Hurry Up Tomorrow, a self-serving feature-length prologue to his new song.
Havoc Review
The latest from Gareth Evans, features Tom Hardy in a gritty, brutal crime thriller that never quite rises to the heights of Evans' The Raid: Redemption.
Clown In A Cornfield director Eli Craig on horror, humour, and his all-Canadian cast
Clowns. They're a divisive bunch. In fact, filmmaker Eli Craig is counting on it with his latest horror, which happens to have an all-Canadian cast.
Friendship Review
In Friendship, Tim Robinson’s signature off-kilter persona finds a bigger stage, with an absurd cringe comedy destined for cult status.
Another Simple Favor Review: More Murder and Mom Martinis
Another Simple Favor does not manage to strike lightning for a second time, though it is not without its charm.
Thunderbolts* Interview: Julia Louis-Dreyfus
That Shelf sat down with Julia Louis-Dreyfus to discuss her role in the MCU's latest high-octane action movie, Thunderbolts*.
Thunderbolts* Review: Marvel’s C-listers Bring their A-Game
Thunderbolts* is a hard-hitting return to form for the MCU, packed with memorable characters, gritty action, and genuine emotional stakes.
Interview: Bonjour Tristesse’s Chloë Sevigny and Lily McInerny
Bonjour Tristesse stars Lily McInerny and Chloë Sevigny sit down with That Shelf to talk timeless tales and motivational music.
In Thunderbolts*, Trauma Isn’t Just a Backstory, It’s the Plot According To Florence Pugh, David Harbour
The Thunderbolts* cast talks their latest Marvel movie about anti-heroes forced to work together on a dangerous and deadly mission.
On Swift Horses Review: A Tale of Self-Discovery That Plays It a Little Too Safe
On Swift Horses boasts a stellar cast, but its split narrative and safe storytelling keep it from reaching its full potential.
