IT: Chapter Two Review
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!
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Black Hole Films Episode 125 – The Shawshank Redemption
Vivieno Caldinelli joins Jeremy to watch THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION!
It: Chapter Two – Nostalgia and Reconnection by Way of Stephen King
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.
Creepshow Trailer: You Know It’s Ok to Be Scared, Right?
Shudder’s upcoming horror anthology series Creepshow wants to worm its way into your nightmares.
Doctor Sleep Trailer: The Shining Sequel Drops This November
Doctor Sleep brings you back into The Shining’s terrifying world and follows a grown-up Danny Torrance as he protects a child from evil forces.
It: Chapter Two Trailer: Pennywise Is Back to Scare You Senseless
The Losers Club return to Derry as adults in It: Chapter 2’s frightening new trailer.
Greta: The Top 10 Killer Leading Ladies
In honour of the release of Greta, take a deep dive into this list of some of our favourite cinematic ladies who kill.
Pet Sematary Trailer: Sometimes Dead Is Better
Pet Sematary's menacing new trailer takes pleasure in freaking you out.
The Mangler Blu-ray Review
In the horror genre there’s a very distinct line between gore and camp that just isn’t the easiest to straddle, but Tobe Hooper's The Mangler does just that.
Stranger Things: Finn Wolfhard on Eleven, 80s Movies, Stephen King, and It
We sat down with Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard to talk Stephen King, Mike and Eleven, his favourite '80s movies, and much more.
Home Entertainment Review: Dreamcatcher
Dreamcatcher (Lawrence Kasdan, 2003) – Sometimes you just have to embrace the ridiculous in a movie and just let it take you a long for the ride. I can’t in good conscience call Dreamcatcher a good film, but there is something about batshit earnestness that you can’t help but admire. Jonsey, Henry, Beaver and Pete […]
Films in Brief: 1/18/14
We play a bit of catch up looking at the found footage horror Devil's Due, the animated animal heist flick The Nut Job, Ralph Fiennes look at Charles Dickens The Invisible Woman, a Stephen King retrospective at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, a screening of the Lebanese war drama Zaytoun, the continued popularity of the documentary Nicky's Family, and free return engagements from some films that played the European Union Film Festival last year.
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.
Carrie Review
Carrie might be one of the few cases not only of a remake that’s on par with the original, but of one that makes just enough tweaks in style, performance, and theme to warrant its existence.
The New Old: Sleeping Dogs, Men, & Kids
This week, our archival title DVD and Blu-ray column returns with looks at Walt Disney's Peter Pan, Woody Allen's Sleeper, Stephen King's Cujo, and the John Ford/John Wayne romantic drama The Quiet Man.
