Home Alone
O'Hara passed of a sudden illness today. Tributes and celebrations of the Canadian film and TV icon's life flooded social media.
Violent Night Review: Prepare for Season’s Beatings
Violent Night is an exuberantly bloody action-comedy that wants to be in your Christmas rotational viewing.
comPOSERS Episode 91: Home Alone
Join us as we unwrap the present that is St. John's wonderful and unforgettable score for Home Alone.
Ultimate Christmas Movie Showdown: Quarter Final #3
Our search for the Ultimate Christmas Movie continues with our third Quarter Final””it's Home Alone versus White Christmas! Vote now.
Ultimate Christmas Movie Showdown: Round of 16 Match 5
The quest for the "Ultimate Christmas Movie" continues! Today's battle: Jingle All the Way versus Home Alone. Vote now!
The Ultimate Christmas Movie Showdown: Rounds 9 and 10
The search for the "Ultimate Christmas Movie" continues! Today's head-to-head skirmishes: Jingle All the Way versus The Night Before and Elf versus Home Alone!
Soundtracking: May All Your Christmases Be Alt
Die Hard ? Gremlins ? Batman Returns ? What makes a Christmas movie a Christmas movie? Does a song have to be Christmas-themed to become a holiday classic? Here are five unlikely music moments that have helped define alternative Christmas movies.
Toronto Screening Calendar: December 2018
Cinemas are offering a lot more than just Die Hard and It's a Wonderful Life screenings this month (though there are plenty of those as well). See it all in December's Toronto screening calendar!
Toronto Screening Calendar: November 2018
Love watching older films on the big screen? We've got your comprehensive guide to all the repertory screenings happening in Toronto this month!
Unsung Anniversaries #2: Blank Check
For our second installment of Unsung Anniversaries we take a look back on the 20th anniversary of the decidedly less than rad Home Alone knock-off Blank Check and just how a movie like this ends up getting made in the first place.
This Week at the Bloor 12/23/13
The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema closes out their programming year with the stunning and thoughtful Expedition to the End of the World and the problematic Maidentrip . We also look at a bunch of special screenings happening over the holiday season, including the quadruple-feature of holiday classics going down today!
This Week at The Bloor: 12/6/13
A trio of new films hit The Bloor this week: Jingle Bell Rock is a well made bit of holiday nostalgia. The Italian Character can never quite find an even handed way of showcasing one of the world's best orchestras. And InRealLife is a well made, but oddly fear mongering look at how teenagers approach the internet.
Interview: Patrick Read Johnson
That Shelf talks to Patrick Read Johnson about his long in the works autobiographical film 5-25-77 and it's long road to the big screen despite being a small film about how he got started as a filmmaker growing up in small town Illinois. Johnson opens up about growing disillusioned with the studio system (working with John Hughes on Baby's Day Out , turning down the chance to do Home Alone , and the troubled post production on Angus ), the good along the way, and bringing his work-in-progress film to the TIFF Next Wave Festival this weekend.