Black Hole Films Episode 214 – ROSEMARY’S BABY
Allana Harkin joins Jeremy for Rosemary's Baby!
Roman Polanski
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Book Review: Quentin Tarantino’s History Lesson
With his adaptation of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino has managed to impress and provide a deeper understanding of his own film and a look back at an era of change in Hollywood.
Black Hole Films Episode 204 – Chinatown
Kjarten Hewitt and Cody Crain join Jeremy for Chinatown!
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Catherine Deneuve
Her immense career still goes strong as she has not lost the desire to take chances with artistically adventurous directors, and keeping up with her filmography is no easy task (I’ve been trying for years) but the Criterion Channel’s collection, despite not including her one Oscar-nominated performance, covers her most notable work and is the best summation yet of a classic star.
BLACK HOLE FILMS EPISODE 158 – The Pianist
Daniel of Movies vs. Matrimony & Spoiled Rotten joins Jeremy for THE PIANIST!
comPOSERS Episode 28: Rosemary’s Baby
Join us for week one of SCHLOCKTOBER as the boys cover some of their favourite horror movie scores. This week, Krzysztof Komeda's weird jazz score to "Rosemary's Baby"!
Downhill Racer Criterion Blu-ray Review
The new Criterion Blu-ray treatment of 1969's Downhill Racer proves that this underrated classic was much more than a sports film.
Home Entertainment Review: MacBeth (1971)
MacBeth (Roman Polanski, 1971) – Roman Polanski’s cinematic adaptation of Macbeth is a fascinating movie for a number of reasons beyond its actual content. It was (along with the Monty Python greatest hits project And Now For Something Completely Different) the first film produced by Playboy despite a complete lack of eroticism. It’s also the […]
The Dork Shelf Guide to Halloween in Toronto
We take a look at some of the best goings on in Toronto this Halloween from movies, to TV, to theatre, and one really kick ass party. And we might have some surprises in store... if you dare.
The New Old:
Nothing But Classics
Just in time for your Black Friday holiday shopping sprees, Phil Brown takes a look at some of the biggest classics for film buffs and genre buffs that are currently on Blu-ray retailer shelves: Lawrence of Arabia, E.T., They Live, Dark Star, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Sunset Boulevard, and Rosemary's Baby,
The New Old: A Week of Modern Problems
This week brings four DVD re-issues all dealing with various sorts of modern problems: Chinatown, The Terrorists, Modern Problems, and the entire series of Alf.
