Home Alone
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!
Three Movies That You Need On Your Shelf This Christmas
Read this article to find out which movies you should go out to buy or rent in preparation for Christmas.
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!
The Development Slate Episode 43 – Home Alone
This week James and Yaw wanted to do something special for the season: a reimagining of the holiday classic Home Alone!
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
Dork 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.