Greetings Programs! This week on the show, we’re diving into a heady French Science Fiction film, La Bete (The Beast),
The plot is also a touch predictable but that doesn’t matter because The Greatest Hits is a vibes movie, and
It’s nearly time again for the Canadian Screen Awards, which will take place from May 28th to 31st, 2024. This
And yet, throughout the film, one clear choice is made: it doesn’t take sides. Early in the story, Dunst’s Lee
This week, we’re finally taking on Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Part Two, alongside Dev Patel’s directorial debut action movie Monkey Man.
Greetings, programs! We’re back after a two-week hiatus! This week, we’re talking about something a little different: 1989s Road House
The Vern’s choice for Movie of the Month was the winner for March, and he hosted the show on 2016’s
Continuing on from the Criterion Shelf, The Classics Shelf is an ongoing retrospective of classic cinema produced monthly by writer
Three years ago, the first part of Denis Villeneuve’s science fiction vision of the Frank Herbert book, appeared and was
Greetings programs! Join us for a discussion about Jonathan Glazer’s academy award nominated The Zone of Interest and Johan Renck’s
This year, I joined the Online Film & Television Association and voted for their annual film awards, which have now
As a member in good standing, I was privileged to vote in the 2022-2023 International Film Society Critics Association Awards
This week on the show, we’re looking at the new Shakespeare-adapted rom-com Anyone But You and the new live-action adaptation
As with any adaptation, Avatar walks a tricky line, seeking to please fans of the original material and appeal to new fans.
[T]his reliance on archetypes and such a well-established formula is both the show’s biggest weakness and its greatest strength. It’s