Post-TIFF 21 Recap: Seek Out These 10 Films That Are Not ‘Dune’
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has some to a close, and while it was not the triumphant return to normal as many had hoped, it was still a fairly […]
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Trailer Opens Up Endless Rabbit Holes For Speculation
It’s finally here. The trailer for the highly anticipated next installment in The Matrix franchise dropped its first official trailer this morning to the sound of excited but slightly confused […]
TIFF 21: Jane Campion’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ Is A Testament To Her Greatness
Jane Campion is no stranger to telling stories about the complex nature of humans. Her stories often reveal hidden vulnerabilities within characters that are forced to conform or aspire to […]
TIFF ’21 – ‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ Honours An Eccentric And Forgotten Artist – Review
Are you a cat person? Do you love them? Well, what if I told you there was a time where cats were not considered proper household pets and that their […]
TIFF 21: ‘Encounter’ Stellar Performances Cannot Overcome An Overstuffed Script – Review
Encounter follows the story of Marine Corp veteran Malik (Riz Ahmed), as he takes his sons on the run from folks chasing them, and also an alien invasion. The film […]
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Is An Emotional Roller Coaster That Boldly Reminds Us We Are Not Alone – Review
Musical storytelling on stage and screen alike, has seen a stunning evolution over the past few years, creatively and in audiences. Broadway creatives have opened the door to many innovative […]
Interview: Denis Villeneuve Talks ‘Dune’, Assembling The Cast, Hans Zimmer’s Score, Hopes For Part Two & More
Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated film Dune is almost here. And Although it doesn’t hit theatres until October, it has already started making its wave across film festivals. You can expect […]
Everything Coming To Amazon Prime Video In September 2021
Here we go again. Another month of keeping our subscription to Amazon Prime Video because it is so dang convenient and offers us a range of TV shows and movies […]
In Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’, Racism Is The True Monster – Review
Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman… There are still people who will not say his name five times in a row. I’m one of them, and after watching Nia DaCosta’s version of […]