It’s time to say farewell to the SPUMC. With the announcement that the studio is putting an end to their cinematic universe, Sony has signaled the end of their ambitious ‘Spider-Man adjacent’ set of films. Since the release of Venom in 2018, films...
Every fairytale has an ending. After over 50 years on the road, Elton John: Never Too Late follows the musical icon as he prepares for his final North American concert in Dodger Stadium. With each stop on the tour, John is forthright in his feelings on the...
“Once these ones hit, we’ll come home. Kisses.” When the world around you is falling apart, what does it mean to do anything more than survive. This is the very question asked in the new film, Porcelain War, a documentary that shows the horrors of war and the...
Will someone please acknowledge the greatness that is Frank Grillo? Oh, you could make the argument that he already ‘made it’ with a key role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe several years ago. But you could also just as quickly argue that he was wasted there. With a...
Sometimes, you gotta love your time in The Gutter In The Gutter, Walt (Shameik Moore) is a young man struggling to hold on. He lives with his mom and can’t seem to get his life together. Out of cash, he takes a job at AlleyCatz, the local bowling alley. But...
It’s not easy to go home again. Set in the winter of 1970, Drive Back Home begins as Weldon (Charlie Creed-Miles) and his family mourn the death of their father. Shortly after, Weldon receives a call from the Toronto police. They have arrested his older...
Even the greatest mythological stories are rooted in the human experience. And The Return is proof of this. In The Return, the viewer is transported into an ancient world in peril. Set twenty years since the famed Trojan Wars, Ithaca is now a city...
They say you can’t really go home again. And, as generations pass, we can see why? Directed by Ali Weinstein, Your Tomorrow takes pause to celebrate the land that once was Ontario Place. Opening in 1971, the space was once a bastion of light in the Toronto...
Sometimes, the greatest advocate for the voiceless is simply an image of truth. In the new doc Ernest Cole: Lost and Found, we find an intimate portrait of the famed South African photographer. Having won acclaim for his book House of Bondage in the...