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Eenie Meanie Is a Perfect Work Night Movie
Heist movies are fun. There are few things as satisfying in cinema as a well-executed plan coming to fruition, and the thieves that execute said plan making their getaway into the sunset. It’s even better if they’re driving a cool car, and get to do a bunch of cool stunts. Eenie Meanie, the directorial debut of Wayne creator Shawn Simmons, gets this.  The story follows Edie (Samara Weaving),…
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Writer and director Zach Cregger understands this: that a large house on a quiet street is the American dream, but with a few newspapers lying on an unswept porch and windows you cannot see into, it can also become an American nightmare. Â
The Naked Gun is the first film in at least thirty years to recapture the Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker magic. It's occasionally crass, frequently clever, entirely unsubtle, incredibly juvenile, and profoundly dumb, all in the best way imaginable.
'Oh, Hi!' Goes Both Too Far and Not Far Enough
Handcuffing someone to a bed might be fun, but if you don’t let them go, it becomes a crime, a civil matter, or both. In either case, this is the centre of the story of Oh, Hi!, the new comedy from director Sophie Brooks, co-written and starring Molly Gordon. In the film, Gordon plays Iris, a young woman on her first couples trip with her boyfriend Isaac (Logan Lerman). They are quite…
Fantasia 2025 Starts This Week!
Good news, everyone! The Fantasia Film Festival is back for another year. One of Canada’s premier film festivals, and one of the biggest genre film festivals on the continent. This year’s lineup looks great, but here are five films I’m looking forward to. Continue reading Fantasia 2025 Starts This Week!
Predator: Killer of Killers Gets the Formula Right
The Predator franchise is the platonic ideal of an action horror franchise. There are highly skilled people in the world, and there’s a whole race of monsters that hunts those people for sport. The setup is simple, allowing it to serve as a framework for various kinds of stories. At their worst, films in the franchise are dumb-but-fun action movies; at their best, they’re character-focused…
Home Video: The 2025 Canadian Screen Award Nominees and Where to Buy, Rent, or Stream them
The 13th Canadian Screen Award Nominees are here! This years main ceremony will take place on June 1st with comedian Lisa Gilroy hosting. Some stand outs among the nominees include Matthew Rankin’s Universal Language which scored a towering thirteen nominations and David Cronenberg’s The Shrounds with nine. Be sure to check out the Best Motion Picture nominees at least, The Apprentice, Darkest…
Review: Andor Season Two is Among the Best of Star Wars and the Year
Sequels and prequels are individually difficult. The former have to carry on story threads and push characters into new places in satisfying ways, the latter have to thread the needle of being their own entity while directly leading into the events that viewers have already witnessed. Andor season two then faces the difficulty of being both a sequel to its incredible first season and a prequel…
Podcast: Megalopolis & Saturday Night
Greetings programs! Welcome back to our two-episode extravaganza! In this episode we review and discuss Francis Ford Coppola’s biggest swing in decades, Megalopolis and Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night, a close look at the 90s minutes preceding the first-ever broadcast of Saturday Night. We have a ton to say about each so join us! One note before you do though, that on the heels of our impromptu…
Podcast: Joker: Folie a Deux & The Substance
Greetings Programs! We’re back after an impromptu hiatus with two new episodes, of which this is one! Join us for a conversation about Joker: Folie à Deux by Todd Phillips and The Substance by Coralie Fargeat. These are both divisive, singular works of filmmaking, but do they both work? Listen to find out! One note before you do though, that on the heels of our impromptu hiatus, we’re headed…
Podcast: Woman of the Hour & Don't Move
Greetings programs!  This week on the show we are reviewing Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut Woman of the Hour, a based-on-real-life thriller about the time a serial killer went on The Dating Game, and then a new Netflix thriller called Don’t Move.  We have a lot to say about each and we hope you join us! Continue reading Podcast: Woman of the Hour & Don’t Move
Podcast: Speak No Evil & The Wild Robot
Greetings programs! This week on the show, we’re talking about two new-to-home video releases. First up, Speak No Evil is a remake of a 2022 Danish film starring James McAvoy. Then we dive into the world of The Wild Robot, a lovely new film from Dreamworks Animation starring the vocal talents of Lupita Nyong’o, Pedro Pascal, and more! Join us! Continue reading Podcast: Speak No Evil & The…
Podcast: Rumours & The Apprentice
Greetings programs! This week on the show, we’re looking at the last of our VIFF 2024 coverage with a discussion of Guy Maddin’s surreal political satire Rumours and, following that, a look at the new Donal Trump biopic The Apprentice. Both of these films are challenging to the viewer, for entirely different reasons, and we hope you enjoy the conversation. Join us! Continue reading Podcast:…
Podcast: Inedia & It's What's Inside (& Transformers One)
Greetings programs! On this week’s show, we’re taking on two exciting films. First up, a BC shot indie film that played as part of the 2024 Vancouver International Film Festival, Inedia. Then we turn our attention to a new Netflix release, the single-location mystery movie It’s What’s Inside. Both films are exciting for some of the same and some entirely different reasons, and we have a lot…
VIFF 2024: Lucky Star & Conclave
Greetings programs! Our favourite time of year is back; the Vancouver International Film Festival is on now! The 2024 edition features a ton of great films, and we’re here to talk about two of them: Gillian McKercher’s family drama Lucky Star and Edward Berger’s All Quiet on the Western Front follow-up Conclave. It’s a good discussion about two films we liked, so join us! Continue reading…
Podcast: Blink Twice & Lee
Greetings programs! That’s right, it’s a double-episode day! On this episode of the show we’re taking a look at two new movies. First Zoë Kravitz directorial debut Blink Twice starring Naomi Ackie and Channing Tatum, and then the upcoming biopic of World War II war photographer Lee Miller Lee starring Kate Winslet and Andy Samberg. Join us! Continue reading Podcast: Blink Twice & Lee
Podcast: Seeds & His Three Daughters
Greetings, programs! This week on the show, we’re talking about Seeds, Kaniehtiio Horn’s directorial debut, which premiered at TIFF. Following that, we look at Azazel Phillip’s latest, His Three Daughters, which is now on Netflix. This episode was supposed to debut last week, but circumstances prevented that, so you’re getting it today! Double episode day, woo! We hope you enjoy it. Continue…