Be Afraid: Shudder’s 61 Days of Halloween Launches Today
Shudder’s 61 Days of Halloween annual event kicks off today with a pair of horror classics
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Spoiled Rotten 152 – Revisiting Kingsman: The Secret Service
Ben and Daniel revisit Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Service!
The Criterion Shelf: Directed by John Huston
Surveying the films of one of Hollywood's greatest directors, John Huston, in Criterion Channel's collection devoted to his work, including The Dead, Moby Dick, The African Queen, and Key Largo.
Flag Day Review: The Penn Is Mighty
Dylan Penn upstages her two-time Oscar winning father, Sean, in his latest effort.
Candyman Review: The Candyman (Sort Of) Can
Candyman finally becomes the centre of his own story in Nia DaCosta's take on the urban legend with a descent into madness from Yahya Abdul-Mateen II worthy of Rosemary's Baby.
Spencer, Power of the Dog Teaser Trailers Drop Ahead of TIFF Premieres
Get your first look at the teaser trailers for Spencer and The Power of the Dog ahead of their TIFF premieres.
The Protégé Review: Deadly Yet Ordinary
If there is one takeaway, it is that Maggie Q is ready to own a big action franchise all on her own. Unfortunately, The Protégé is not it.
Black Hole Films Episode 219 – An American in Paris
Jeremy and Jason Jones discuss An American in Paris!
Fantasia 2021: Indemnity Review
A pulsing action thriller with the right amount of depth, Indemnity delivers the goods.
comPOSERS Episode 126: Paranorman
This week we venture into the weird world of stop-motion animation with special guest Elspeth "LP" McRobb of the Felons on Film podcast, as we discuss Paranorman and its delightful score by Jon Brion.
Spoiled Rotten 151 – Revisiting X-Men: Days of Future Past
Ben and Daniel revisit X-Men: Days of Future Past!
TIFF 2021 Cheat Sheet: The Films We’ve Seen So Far
Favourites from the festival circuit coming to TIFF include Titane, Flee, Jockey, and Bergman Island.
With Friends Like These: Stand By Me at 35
On the 35th anniversary of its release, That Shelf takes a retrospective look at Rob Reiner's coming-of-age masterpiece, "Stand By Me."
The Night House Review
Original, innovative, and frightening, The Night House is the communal viewing horror experience that we've missed terribly.
Fantasia 2021: Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes Review
There’s no getting around it, Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes is incredibly silly. So silly that many will be turned off by the first 10 minutes. But audiences should really just trust the process and ride it out. One of the most creative and inventive films at Fantasia Fest, Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes somehow […]
