Michael Stuhlbarg
A look back at the much talked about HBO Max true crime miniseries THE STAIRCASE.
Shirley Review: The Fame and Infamy of Shirley Jackson
Writing is a cerebral process that does not lend itself easily to the screen. From The Shining to Adaptation to Delirious, the cinematic history of showing writers honing their craft is a rocky road. Shirley aims to expose us to bits of Shirley Jackson’s creative process, but much like the character herself, we never get […]
Why We Don’t Need a Call Me by Your Name Sequel
There is one huge reason why we don't need a Call Me by Your Name sequel.
Parental Guidance MCU Rewatch: Doctor Strange
Critic Jenny Bullough pledged to embark upon an epic MCU rewatch with her family before they see Avengers: Endgame – and answer the all-important question: should you watch these with your kids? By the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth it's Doctor Strange!
TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water Review
TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water Review.
TIFF 2017: Call Me By Your Name Review
TIFF 2017: Call Me By Your Name Review.
Doctor Strange Review: Fantastically Familiar
There's something very familiar about Marvel's Doctor Strange. That's a good thing and a bad thing.
TIFF 2016: Arrival Review
Denis Villeneuve's Arrival is quite simply one of the most extraordinary, affecting, and eye-opening films of the year.
Steve Jobs Blu-ray Review
We break down the new Blu-ray for Steve Jobs to let you know if it's shelf-worthy.
Trumbo Review
Can Trumbo rise above its award baiting, self-congratulatory Hollywood biopic trappings?
From Austin Powers to Trumbo: Jay Roach on How to Avoid Being Typecast as a Director
We speak with director Jay Roach about bringing Dalton Trumbo's life to screen and how he avoided getting typecast as solely a comedy director.
CONTEST: See Trumbo in Select Cities
Win passes to see Trumbo in Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary, Ottawa, or Halifax courtesy of Dork Shelf and eOne films.
Steve Jobs Review
Steve Jobs must face ghosts from his past on the eve of three historical product launches in Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin's Dickensian take on this modern mythological character.
Cut Bank Review
Cut Bank uses a cast, setting and story similar to some of the best work put out by the Coen brothers, but this ain't the Coen brothers.
CONTEST: See CUT BANK in Toronto
Dork Shelf and eOne Films want to send you and a guest to the Toronto Premiere of the star-studded thriller Cut Bank on Wednesday, April 1st!