Reviews: Cells At Work from TJFF 2025 June 13, 2025 Final Rating: 4.5/5 The human body is a miracle of evolution. Containing over 37 trillion cells, our bodies work so well we usually take… Continue Reading
Reviews: Bonjour Tristesse June 11, 2025 Final Rating: 3/5 Bonjour Tristesse (Hello Sadness) is the aptly named drama from writer/director Durga Chew-Bose based on the 1954 novel by Francoise Sagan…. Continue Reading
308: 2025 Canadian Screen Awards June 10, 2025 The 2025 Canadian Screen Awards were handed out from May 30-June 1st. We look at ten categories and discuss the winners Continue Reading
Reviews: The Woman in the Yard – Physical Release June 6, 2025 In The Woman in the Yard, a grieving mother of two notices that an ominous woman clad in all black is just sitting and watching the family outside their home. Continue Reading
Reviews: In A Violent Nature June 4, 2025 In A Violent Nature takes a fresh approach to the slasher genre by focusing almost entirely from the killer’s perspective as he hunts down a group of campers. Continue Reading
307: Mission: Impossible – Ranked June 3, 2025 Dakota and Matthew rank the 8 Mission: Impossible films with very special guest Rachel Ho. The trio discuss and rate all the films in this incredible franchise. Continue Reading
Reviews: Shall We Dance? – Restoration June 2, 2025 In Shall We Dance?, a depressed Japanese man starts to take ballroom dance classes behind the back of his family, suddenly feels alive again. Continue Reading
Blog: A Collection of 2025 Canadian Screen Award Reviews May 30, 2025 Here is a collection of reviews from 21 different Canadian Screen Award nominated films including Universal Language, The Apprentice, Humane and more! Continue Reading
Reviews: Sharp Corner May 29, 2025 Sharp Corner shows how a man can completely spiral into madness as he believes he can keep his family and neighbourhood safe from a dangerous curve in the road. Continue Reading
Reviews: Matt and Mara May 28, 2025 Matt and Mara is about two friends who reconnect, Matt is a successful author while Mara is a creative writing professor who struggles with her own output. Continue Reading
