TIFF 2023: Summer Qamp Review
Summer Qamp takes audiences to Camp fYrefly in rural Alberta, Canada, which provides a haven LGBTQ+ youths.
What We Do In The Shadows Season 5 Review: The Funniest, Bloodiest Season Yet
'What We Do in the Shadows' has returned for its funniest, bloodiest, and possibly best season yet!
‘The Last of Us’ Episode 7 Spoiler Review: Post-Apocalyptic Puppy Love
‘Left Behind’ feels like the first story detour that doesn’t reach the season’s previous heights.
House of the Dragon Season 1 Finale Review
“There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.” – Niccolo Machiavelli House of the Dragon ends with a tragedy that compels itself through a feeling of inevitability. Once Alicent (Olivia […]
Black Hole Films Episode 258 – LA STORY
Jen and Ian MacIntyre join Jeremy for L.A. Story!
Come celebrate Canada’s Return at #Cannes2022
After an absence of two years, Canada’s film industry and professionals once again have a strong presence at this year’s Cannes International Film Festival. To help celebrate this fact, Telefilm is sponsoring two events at the Canadian Pavilion located right on the Mediterranean just behind the main palais. Canada Returns to Cannes Breakfast – Canada […]
The Man Who Sold His Skin Review: Still Life
This Best International Feature Oscar nominee sees the human migration crisis collide with wayward arts biz.
Shudder: What to Watch – February 2021
Shudder’s February programming gets “Super Dark” with a vintage Nic Cage flick and an old-school Indonesian supernatural thriller.
Hollywood Suite: Helter Skelter: An American Myth Arrives on February 11th
Hollywood Suite’s six-part Manson family true crime docuseries, Helter Skelter: An American Myth, arrives on February 11th, 2021.
Hot Docs Podcast Festival 2021 Goes Virtual Jan 27-29
Hot Docs Podcast Festival 2021 goes virtual Jan 27-29 and will celebrate “the podcasts and creators that keep us together while we’re apart.”
His Dark Materials Season 2 Review
Ruth Wilson's Mrs. Coulter is a standout in a season that often fails to inspire the necessary awe and wonder.
Tesla Review: An Experiment with Spark but No Current
New take on inventor Nikola Tesla serves the biopic genre for educational purposes, but not necessarily for entertainment.
Uncle Peckerhead Review: Death Comes Easy On The Road
Punk rock and horror go way, way back. Before Green Room and The Ranger, there were punks writhing naked on tombstones in Return of the Living Dead and The Ramones were singing about their lack of interest in being buried in a Pet Sematary. Uncle Peckerhead once again reunites punks and horror in a road […]
Weekend Watch: Late Night in the Studio
Join Late Night in the Studio host (and CBC’s head archivist) Nobu Adilman as he schools viewers on CBC’s bonkers fictional history.
Shelf Survey: The Best Things We Watched In May
From rediscovering old favourites, seeking out new VOD releases while cinemas are shuttered and finding gems on streaming platforms, there's plenty to watch at home.
