Sequels and prequels are individually difficult. The former have to carry on story threads and push characters into new places
This past Wednesday, April 16th, was 2025 National Canadian Film Day! To help celebrate, I contributed to this list of
We continue our series going through the entire catalog of A24’s films. On this episode Dakota and Matthew are looking at
It took four swings at the poll to finally win, but Lisa Leaheey of the “Pictures and Conversations Podcast” was
Doctor Who has been running forever and has delved into every genre in every conceivable way. Recasting the main role every few
Growing up can be hard. There’s no way around it; the journey from young to old, naive to wise, and irresponsible
There’s a particular balance that biopics have to strike. On the one hand, major points in their subject’s life need
Clive Barker is famous for scaring people. Whether it’s demons from the underworld or malevolent spirits, his films have provided
There’s nothing more exciting in film than a big, ambitious swing for the fences. This might mean assembling every hero
Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man, starring Christopher Abbott, Julia Garner, and Matilda Firtharrives on home video this week. The film received mixed reviews from critics (including
The March Movie of the Month is an exploitation thriller that doubles as a disaster film. If there are consistent
Where even to begin with The Electric State? The latest film from the Russo Brothers features an all star cast
Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Simpson from Awesome Friday (@SMatthewAF and @awesomefridayca on X) to discuss “Untimely Jam”
Before the days of Disney+, Marvel Studios struck a deal with Netflix to bring several of their street-level heroes to
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Two coworkers, one a little uptight and by the book and the