Wild Tales Review
Guests writer/ filmmaker Martin Baena dissects the Argentine institutional critique below the surface insanity of Wild Tales.
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Canadian Indie Film Series: Kyle Thomas Interview
Tonight The Valley Below will screen in 18 theatres across Canada as part of a new program called the Canadian Indie Film Series. We spoke with the films writer and director about his work at the state of the domestic film industry.
Home Entertainment: Blacula/ Scream Blacula Scream Review
The HD restorations of blaxploitation classics Blacula and Scream Blacula Scream are far more entertaining than they should be.
2015 Canadian Screen Award Winners Gallery
Just a few of the snaps we took of last night's Canadian Screen Award winners followed by the full list of winners.
Focus Review
Focus focuses too much attention on its star instead of looking at the bigger con, but it's still fun and entertaining.
The Lazarus Effect Review
The Lazarus Effect begins with promise, but about halfway through succumbs to hackneyed PG horror film cliché.
Home Entertainment Review: New Years Evil
New Years Evil is more of a historical curiosity for horror fans than anything else, but it is still a damn entertaining and unintentionally funny trip down slash n’ kill memory lane.
Cannibal! The Musical Review
Though not as deliriously funny as you'd expect, the charming Cannibal! The Musical doesn't need to shock to entertain.
Home Entertainment: Birdman Blu-ray Review
Just in time for the Oscars, we reviewed the Blu-ray of the wonderfully audacious Birdman, which deserves a spot perched on the head of your collection.
Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Review
The little bit of charm and humour present in the first Hot Tub Time Machine was syphoned out for this uninspired, unfunny sequel.
Siddharth Review
Richie Mehta's Siddharth is a gutting tale set in India about a father searching for a son that he unwittingly sold into child labour.
10 Oscar Predictions That Have Nothing To Do With Who Will Win
What will the jokes be about? How will they offend people while trying to do the opposite? Who is the most popular dead person?
Interview: Richie Mehta
We talk to Siddharth director Richie Mehta about how a failed project led to him finding this story, writing characters that don’t necessarily align with his own beliefs, returning to shoot in India and how he thinks the film will be perceived there.
Criterion Announces May Titles
An update on every cinephile's favourite collection, one that will always have a special spot on our Dork Shelf.
Home Entertainment: Nightcrawler & Dumb and Dumber To
A look at this week's blu ray releases of two movies that are extremely different yet brilliant in their own ways: Nightcrawler and Dumb and Dumber To.
