While it doesn’t quite end up being a blow-out victory, HIM remains a winner. Despite the overwhelming visuals, Tipping has a clear vision that he executes effectively. HIM is wild, unruly and downright nasty. But it just doesn’t always score.
In Swiped, Goldenberg uses a hopeful spirit to counterbalance the overwhelming brutality of a male-dominated world. And that energy makes it a film that you don’t want to swipe past on Disney+.
The Strangers Chapter Two has one idea in mind: scare the audience. But it doesn’t always do that very well.
This film personifies (and makes physical) the act of sharing yourself completely and unabashedly with another person. It’s an invitation to go along on a “Big Beautiful Journey” with someone else, not knowing how or where it will end, just knowing you want to experience it with them.
When the Raven rises, you live or you die. Rise of the Raven tells the story of Janos Hunyadi (Gellert L. Kadar), a young villager from Transylvania in the 15th Century. Living at a time of violence and brute strength, Hunyadi...
Hot diggity daffodil! Even after all this time, there’s still plenty of gas in the Planet Express...
Teachers inspiring students is a familiar theme in films. Tinā, from writer/director Miki...
Directed by Ally Pankiw, Lilith Fair is a film that will bring you to your knees, praying for a time machine to take you back to 1997.
Directed by Jamal Burger and Jukan Tateisi, Still Single follows Chef Masaki Saito, Toronto’s first (and only) two Michelin Star chef. Although Saito began in rural Hokkaido, his desire to perfect his meals helped transform Toronto’s fine dining landscape.
What makes the movie work so well and that is Rose Byrne’s performance as Linda. She carries so many emotional rollercoaster moments from depressed mom, to angry pedestrian, to caring parent and everywhere in between.
Tuner stars Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman as a mentee and mentor who tune pianos for many rich...
“Into death and beyond it.” There are many times that I will think of a film derisively as...
Director Francis Lawrence and screenwriter JT Mollner don’t simply create tension and entertainment from these execution-style deaths but affirms and explores the idea of purpose and the human spirit. What we find through the horror is an affirmation of life.
