Blog: Celebrating National Canadian Film Day 2025 April 16, 2025 Today is National Canadian Film Day and I asked some fellow Canadian contributors to pick two favourite Canadian films to wax poetically about. Continue Reading
Blog: A Collection of 2025 Oscar Nominated Reviews February 27, 2025 This weekend is the 97th Oscars! We covered film festivals such as the Toronto International Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, New York Film… Continue Reading
299: 2025 Oscar Draft February 18, 2025 We are back with our third annual Oscar Draft. It is very simple, each person selects 5 movies that are nominated at this year’s… Continue Reading
Reviews: Universal Language February 6, 2025 Final Rating: 3/5 Ed. note: read out original review of Universal Language by Jeff Bulmer from TIFF 2024. Universal Language, director/star/co-writer Matthew Rankin’s homage… Continue Reading
294: Best Films of the Decade So Far Part 2 January 14, 2025 The first half of the decade is now behind us, so let’s look back at the best films that came out from 2020-2024. We… Continue Reading
Reviews: The Life of Chuck from TIFF 2024 September 19, 2024 Final Rating: 3.5/5 Few creators have had as much success adapting the work of horror legend Stephen King, and Mike Flanagan’s batting average would… 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
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: Fire Tower from Hot Docs 2024 May 10, 2024 Set at several fire towers in the Yukon and Alberta, Fire Tower illustrates life 50 feet above the forest at some of the 110 fire lookouts across the country. Continue Reading
Reviews: Polaris April 29, 2024 As our climate is ever evolving, and we wonder what the future holds, Polaris director Kirsten Carthew delivers a frost laden Mad Max of the north. Continue Reading
