Hazel and Katniss and Harry and Starr Podcast: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory
Brenna and Joe discuss Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on Hazel and Katniss and Harry and Starr Podcast!
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Cannes 2023: Jeanne Du Barry Review
A brief look at the Cannes 2023 opening film Jeanne Du Barry, starring Johnny Depp and Maïwenn.
Black Hole Films Episode 262 – ED WOOD
Cody Crain joins Jeremy for Ed Wood!
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Review
Even to the biggest Harry Potter fan, this latest entry in the Fantastic Beasts franchise has been drained of its magic.
Minamata Review: Depp Eases into a New Phase of His Iconic Career
Minamata won't resurrect Depp's fading career, but it's a step in the right direction.
comPOSERS Episode 2: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Yo ho ho and a wall of sound! Join the boys on the high seas with Hans Zimmer's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl!
Alice Through The Looking Glass Review
While Alice Through The Looking Glass is that rare sequel that's actually better than the original, that doesn't necessarily make it good.
TIFF 2015: Black Mass Review
Black Mass TIFF 2015 Review
Mortdecai Review
The dreadfully unfunny Mortdecai is every bit as dire as its pre-release buzz suggested.
Wes Craven: The Master of Modern Horror
In honour of a mini-retrospective in his honour starting this week at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, we look at the career of Wes Craven, the best horror director of his time.
Home Entertainment Review: Transcendence
Transcendence (Wally Pfister, 2014) – More than anything else, Transcendence is a lesson in how tone can kill a movie. The premise is goofy, the science is half-cocked, and the message is obvious. However, it is a blockbuster, so those things wouldn’t matter quite so much if it were bright, colorful, and silly. But Transcendence […]
Fast Five: Jim Jarmusch’s Cinema of Cool
In honour of the TIFF Bell Lightbox kicking off a retrospective dedicated to one of America's best filmmakers this week, we count down our five favourite films from the reigning king of indie coolness, Jim Jarmusch.
For No Good Reason Review
Charlie Paul’s documentary For No Good Reason offers a rare, sincere, and honest glimpse into the life and times of one of the 20th century’s most distinctive artists, Ralph Steadman.
Transcendence Review
Transcendence is so universally awful and painful to sit through that it becomes the rare kind of film where partway through you keep questioning if it’s worse than other similarly abysmal misfires.
TIFF 2013: For No Good Reason Review
For No Good Reason Mavericks Director: Charlie Paul Best known for his hallucinatory drawings that somehow managed to visualize the unique madness inside the mind of Hunter S. Thompson, Ralph Steadman has for years remained somewhat of a mystery. His artwork is iconic, yet the man behind the inkblots tends to stay out of limelight […]
