The HBO and BBC adaptation of His Dark Materials, known better in North America as The Golden Compass series, is the second major screen adaptation effort after the disastrously reviewed film in 2007. Does the first episode get right what the movie version didn't?
Managing Editor Jason Gorber took time out of his very busy TIFF 2019 to weigh in on the highly anticipated horror sequel IT: Chapter Two!
You can't go home again. Or can you? A look at friendship, nostalgia, and reconnecting with old pals through the lens of It: Chapter 2.
Ben and Daniel rank all the X-Men films!
Can a classic storyline and stacked cast raise the final X-Men movie above mediocrity?
Managing Editor Jason Gorber reviews Dark Phoenix – Does it raise the X-Men franchise from the ashes of Apocalypse or is it a First Class failure?
Dark Phoenix’s final trailer sets the stakes for what may be the series’ last film.
That Shelf wants to give you a chance to win a copy of M. Night Shyamalan's Glass – the epic conclusion to the Unbreakable trilogy –courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment!
Gavin Stephens joins Daniel to see how well X-Men: First Class holds up.
Ben and Daniel spoil M. Night Shyamalan's Glass!
The latest Glass trailer offers comic book-style thrills, and unites Shyamalan’s Unbreakable characters David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson) with Split’s mentally fractured antagonist Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy).
We discuss the Captain America comics controversy, review X-Men: Apocalypse, talk with comic artist Marcus To about his creator-owned book Joyride from Image Comics and we also talk with Carolina Bartczak who plays Magda in the new X-men movie.
X-Men: Apocalypse is extremely faithful to its source material, but does that make it a good movie?
Enter to win passes to see an advance screening ofThe Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby in Toronto or Vancouver!
Filth (Jon S. Baird, 2014) – It’s possible that Irvine Welsh’s novel Filth might have been unfilmable, but that certainly didn’t stop writer and director Jon S. Baird from trying. It’s an admirable attempt to encapsulate a decent into abject madness and abasement at the hands of one of Welsh’s most memorably misanthropic creations, if it’s not […]
