Spy Review
In a year where espionage films seem to be everywhere, Spy is a welcomed spoof of those familiar archetypes, and a perfect star vehicle for Melissa McCarthy.
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Insidious: Chapter 3 Review
Insidious 3 will please fans of the series with familiar characters and chills, but surprisingly is also the most emotional and heartfelt chapter to date.
Entourage Review
The Entourage movie kicks over the neat narrative piles the show swept up, only to clean everything back up again, making the film feel even more redundant and unnecessary.
Hungry Hearts Review
Oddball writer/director Saverio Costanzo takes the typically warm concept of maternal love and transforms it into something twisted, possessive, and at times downright terrifying in the genre experiment that is Hungry Hearts.
Dark Star: H.R. Giger’s World Review
This documentary serves as a eulogy for the late artist/ designer H.R. Giger, most famous for his work on Ridley Scott's Alien. Dark Star: H.R Giger's World is an examination of the art and the artist in the twilight years of his life.
Andrew Bujalski and Kevin Corrigan talk RESULTS
Andrew Bujalkski's gym-centric comedy Results hits theatres today. We talked to Bujalksi and actor Kevin Corrigan about their working relationship and this shift from indie to a more studio friendly project.
Aloha Review
Cameron Crowe's ensemble rom com Aloha has all the ingredients that should make audiences love it, but the script feels sloppy, with a beginning that's too messy and an ending that's too clean.
San Andreas Review
San Andreas delivers all the destruction, mayhem and special effects that audiences go to this kind of movie to see. But is there more to it than just that?
Home Entertainment: Costa-Gavras on Criterion
Criterion continues its tradition of releasing hard to find gems this week with two films from the uncompromising Costa-Gavras; The Confession (1970) and State Of Siege (1972).
Thought Bubble: How To Fix Canadian Cinema
Canadian movies and TV have a bad rep. CANADALAND's Jesse Brown talked to Jay Baruchel about how we fix this, and inadvertently hit upon something that could actually be the key to improving our onscreen cultural landscape.
Tomorrowland Review
Tomorrowland has lofty aspirations and big ideas, but fails to bring it all together. There's entertainment value in the special effects and action scenes, but the story ultimately disappoints.
Banksy Does New York Review
In October 0f 2013, Banksy took up an artists’ residency NYC, promising to serve up a new piece of work every day for the next 31 days. Banksy Does New York documents the work and the city's varied reactions to it.
Home Entertainment: What We Do In The Shadows Review
The Vampire Mock-Doc What We Do In The Shadows is quite possibly the funniest movie of the year so far. Fortunately the new Blu-ray doesn't skimp out on special features to enhance your appreciation of it.
Welcome To Me Review
It’s unlikely that Kristin Wiig's surreal comedy Welcome To me will have much mainstream success in theaters, but this sucker has “future cult favorite” written all over it.
Michael Winterbottom Interview
We chat with Michael Winterbottom about the nature of journalism and tragedy as addressed in latest film, The Face of An Angel, opening this week.
