Review: Fahrenheit 11/9
Moore manages to balance the outrageousness of the Trump Presidency with both bleak nihilism and futuristic optimism. In a politically divided America, we have not been short on media consumption…
Battle of the Bands: Which late 2018 Musical is worth going Radio Gaga for?
Will A Star is Born or Bohemian Rhapsody bite the dust in a one-on-one comparison for better musical? Hollywood loves trends. At this moment, the trend is musicals. We have…
Review: Boy Erased
Boy Erased feels like a difficult film to talk about. Lucas Hedges stars as Jared, a young gay man who is pulled out of college by his ultra-Christian parents (Russell…
Review: First Man
Not exactly a biopic, nor a comprehensive account of the moon landing; First Man is a personal story about grief as both fuel and a drawback to Neil Armstrong’s professional…
Review: BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE
Not exactly a bad time, just an overly long one. Drew Goddard’s sophomore feature; Bad Times At The El Royale is the exact sort of ambitious Hollywood production that I…
Review: Venom
Spider-Man 3 is now no longer the weirdest film to have the character of Venom in it. Beginning around 2008, Hollywood have since grown and established a formula for the…
What’s in the Pod w/ Dom & Tom – Episode 1
This new series chronicles two boys who just love chatting movies. Follow regular film contributors Dominic Kwaczynski and Thomas Tang as they talk blockbuster craze, summer picks and Oscar madness.…
Review: A Simple Favour
First things first, A Simple Favour is not really a mystery film, well not a good one at least. As much as the marketing would have you believe, those looking…
Review: The Nun
If you like trashy types of horror films where you know what you’re getting when you spend that hard-earned money on a ticket, then go see The Nun. Maybe you…
Review: Beast
A valiant debut for Michael Pearce who although has no distinct style or voice as of yet, Beast shows he has potential. Feature debut director Michael Pearce brings us a…