Reviews: Kizumonogatari – Koyomi Vamp from Fantasia Festival 2024 July 29, 2024 Final Rating: 2/5 One day, while walking through the subway, Koyomi Araragi (Hiroshi Kamiya) encounters a vampire at the end of her life. Despite… Continue Reading
Reviews: The Silent Planet from Fantasia Festival 2024 July 25, 2024 Final Rating: 4/5 Sometime in the near future aliens have come to live on earth because for whatever reason, their home planet is now… Continue Reading
282: Best Films By Genre Part 2 July 23, 2024 It is recently Dakota’s birthday, and we continue the trend of picking a category and choosing our favourites from it. In 2020 there was… Continue Reading
Blog: Ghostbusters at 40 Years July 16, 2024 Forty years ago, on June 8th 1984, Ghostbusters, directed by Harold Ramis was released, and a cultural phenomenon like few others was unleashed. Continue Reading
Blog: Fantasia Film Festival 2024 Preview July 15, 2024 From July 18th to August 4th, Montreal will host the 28th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival. Here are our most anticipated films playing! Continue Reading
Reviews: Tribeca Round Up – Part 1 July 3, 2024 With this year’s Tribeca film festival now wrapped here are the first pair of feature reviews, New Wave and Bitterroot along with three short films. Continue Reading
281: 2024 Toronto Japanese Film Festival July 2, 2024 The 2024 Toronto Japanese Film Festival has just concluded and we wrap up the best films that we saw during the run including Stay Mum, Missing and more. Continue Reading
Reviews: The Fix July 1, 2024 The Fix is a fun action romp that has just enough body horror to keep you on the edge of your seat. It’s a throwback to films from the 80’s and 90’s. Continue Reading
Reviews: Daddio June 28, 2024 Daddio, is a character driven slow burn, the latest from director/writer Christy Hall starring Dakota Johnson and Sean Penn. Continue Reading
Reviews: Jeanne Du Barry June 25, 2024 The historical romance film Jeanne du Barry is clearly a passion project for director Maïwenn, but ironically, passion is the thing most absent in the film. Continue Reading
