Netflix Debuts the Badass Trailer for ‘The Old Guard’ Starring Charlize Theron & KiKi Layne
Netflix continues to come in clutch when it comes to consistently pumping out new content to keep us entertained during these strange times. Today, they released the first trailer for […]
‘The Half of It’ is a Captivating Fresh Take on the Coming-of-Age Genre – Review
Netflix has no shortage of rom-coms, teen movies, or coming-of-age stories on its platform. But Alice Wu, director The Half of It, takes those known genres and subverts it into […]
The Cathartic Nature of the Rodeo is Unveiled in ‘Bull’ – Review
Annie Silverstein’s Bull may be one of the most cathartic watches of 2020. The film has finally reached a wide release through the festival circuit, originally premiering at Cannes last […]
Cliques and Powerful Politics Abound in ‘Selah And The Spades’ – Review
Academics, high school hierarchies and politics collide in Selah And The Spades. With her directorial debut, writer/director Tayarisha Poe gives the audience a film that will leave you thinking and […]
'The Invisible Man' is an Expertly Crafted Psychological Thrill Ride – Review
He’s anywhere, everywhere, and nowhere all at once. Leigh Whannell follows up the critical success of Upgrade with a well-crafted, paranoia inducing psychological horror film. A modern retelling based on […]
Complex Characters and Great Action Take ‘Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)’ to Another Level – Review
Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) is back and better than ever, with some new friends joining her in what was a wild ride from start to finish. We are familiar with […]
‘Underwater’ Is A Film That Falls Victim to Old, Familiar Tropes
One of 2020’s first major feature film releases is Underwater. The film is focused on an underwater drill site, where a sudden disaster cripples the main building, forcing the survivors […]
Favorite Films of the Decade
To say this was an incredible decade for film is a massive understatement. With advancing technology, a profound popularity of superheroes, and more diverse filmmakers getting a chance, this decade […]
Time Will Have Us Forget ‘Cats’, But It’s Likely to Haunt Our Memories – Review
Tom Hooper’s Cats is finally upon us – the nightmare at Christmas that will surely terrify, more than delight. From the moment the film begins to when it ends, it […]
‘The Irishman’ is The Most Uncompromising Film Martin Scorsese Has Made in Decades – Review
While union activist/leader Jimmy Hoffa was serving prison time through the late 1960s, a group of wild young film students was ramping up to shake down Hollywood. And although this […]
Anna and Elsa Weather A New Storm in ‘Frozen II’ – Review
It’s likely that we are all familiar with the Princesses of Arendelle, Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel). Well, it would be hard not to be after the massive […]
James Mangold Finds Humanity Through the Grease and Gears in ‘Ford v Ferrari’ – Review
Ford v Ferrari comes in a complex time for the film industry. 20th Century Fox had big plans for the adult drama long before Disney’s acquisition of the studio. Focused on […]
Angelina Jolie and Michelle Pfeiffer Face Off in ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ – Review
One of our favourite Disney villains is back in Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. Always a treat to see the dark fairy on the big screen, Maleficent (Angelina Jolie) has more […]
Ang Lee’s ‘Gemini Man’ Falls Short On Being A Modern Sci-Fi Epic – Review
It would be an understatement to call director Ang Lee anything short of a mastermind. The two-time Academy Award winner has reached this rank through incredible films such as Crouching […]
‘Abominable’ is an Engaging and Heartwarming Adventure – Review
Abominable is a delightfully entertaining and heartwarming tale about appreciating your family, and embracing new ones. DreamWorks Animation and Pearl Studio give us a familiar story, but in a refreshing […]
Interview: ‘Jessica Jones’ Director Neasa Hardiman Makes Her Directorial Feature Debut at TIFF With Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Sea Fever’
From directing one of our favourite Marvel characters, to writing and directing the sci-fi creature feature, Sea Fever (which had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival), Irish […]