‘Star Wars: Visions’ Is A Jaw-Dropping Fusion That Showcases The Fearlessness Of Anime – Review
Back in 1977, the soon-to-be phenomenon known as Star Wars opened in theaters. As word spread of an insane movie about a space warrior flying off in a wild-looking ship […]
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: Ambitious And Visually Stunning, ‘Dune’ Is Not Without Its Flaws – Review
“An animal caught in a trap will gnaw off its own leg to escape. What will you do?” It’s 10191 and Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) is the heir to the […]
‘Deathloop’ Is A Next-Gen Masterpiece From Arkane Studios That’ll Have You Running Circles – Game Review
Colt is easily my new favorite video game character, Blackreef presents one of the best time travel landscapes I’ve ever explored, Juliana is such a badass and twisted antagonist, and […]
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 […]
TIFF 21: ‘The Guilty’ Has Its Moments But Is A Lackluster Remake – Review
For many of us, the course of a single workday can be trying. For desk-duty police officer Joe Bayler (Jake Gyllenhaal), working at a 9-1-1 dispatch centre, trying would not […]
‘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 […]
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 […]