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Moviegoers know that a studio will never kill Michael Myers permanently – there's too much money in reboots – but there's only one way Halloween should end:
Actor-turned-director Todd Field made us wait 16 years between Little Children and Tár, and friends, it was well worth the wait. In a career of great performances, Cate Blanchett delivers what can be considered the pinnacle of her body of work in this dark character study.
ThatShelf.com presents: Springfield Googolplex – The movie podcast for Simpsons fans. This week, Nate shares one of his favorite childhood films with Adam, The Karate Kid (1984). Immortalized by The Simpsons in “Dead Putting Society” (S2E6), this VHS classic brings together a potent mix of eighties style, karate action, and touching drama. You’re the best! […]
That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to see an advance screening of Universal Picture's Halloween Ends! Find out how you can win a chance to attend in Toronto or Montreal.
Said Atabaki joins Bil to discuss Fire Island!
Until Branches Bend filmmaker Sophie Jarvis sat down to chat about her stunning debut with Alexandra Staseson @movethrough at VIFF 2022.
Ben and Daniel spoil "The Retreat"
Riceboy Sleeps filmmaker Anthony Shim and Actress Choi Seung-yoon chat with Alexandra Staseson at VIFF 2022.
On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, we spoke to Mary Teegee about her advocacy work and film, For Love, directed by Matt Smiley.
Sosie Bacon's career-making performance make SMILE a must-see horror outing.
The Greatest Beer Run Ever stars Zac Efron, Russell Crowe, and Bill Murray in Peter Farrelly's based-on-a-true-story tale that wins you over despite the odds.
Dead for a Dollar sees Christoph Waltz, Rachel Brosnahan, and Willem Dafoe star in the latest genre thriller from the legend, Walter Hill.
Anthony Shim's TIFF award-winner Riceboy Sleeps is simply unforgettable.
Sophy Romvari's latest short film It's What Each Person Needs blends documentary and drama with its portrait of an online companion.
