American Assassin opens across Canada September 15th but you and a guest can attend an early screening in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Victoria or Halifax courtesy of Dork Shelf and eOne Films!
If you went into this season of True Detective expecting a satisfying conclusion to a complex mystery then you were watching it wrong
True Detective shows us the protective power of love in an action packed penultimate episode.
“Church in Ruins” isn't going to change the minds of viewers who have turned to hate-watching True Detective but lovers of Nic Pizzolatto’s brand of nihilism porn will find it exhilarating.
Ray Velcoro is set on a heroic path in the face of overwhelming darkness in "Other Lives."
We live in a chaotic world in which bad things happen for absolutely no coherent reason. The fourth hour of True Detective season two, “Down Will Come,” is remarkable in illustrating this concept.
"Maybe Tomorrow" is all about the many masks we wear — and the violence of removing them.
Hard boiled pulp collides with abject horror and True Detective hits its stride in the shocking "Night Finds You".
In True Detective's difficult second season you'll have to be your own Rustin Cohle.
We chat with Taylor Kitsch and Liane Balaban about their new film The Grand Seduction, Tim Riggins, the people who've made them feel special, and Hugh Jackman.
Don McKellar's remake of The Grand Seduction is a warmhearted, laid back comedy that might not be too original, but it hits the mark everywhere that counts.
We sat down with Canadian actor Mark Critch to talk about returning to Newfoundland for his role in The Grand Seduction, the culture of the island, lead actor Brendan Gleeson's attention to detail, and we use his famed impression of talk show host George Stroumboulopoulos to talk about the difference between accents and impressions.
With the 24th annual Inside Out Film Festival kicking off tonight, here are five films you won't want to miss at this year's showcase of the best in LGBT themed films.
As far as wartime sagas go, Peter Berg’s Lone Survivor is certainly a technical marvel and it’s nothing if not genuine at heart, but as a film it’s far too underdeveloped and misguided to really have any impact.
Enter for a chance to win a pair of passes to an advance screening of Lone Survivor in Ottawa, Halifax, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, or Vancouver on Thursday, January 9th, courtesy of Dork Shelf and eOne Films!
