Mountain Men

Mountain Men – Review

June 19, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewChase Crawford, Mountain Men, Tyler Labine

Getting away from it all can be a good way to clear the air, but a single mis-step (or two or three) can lead to one wishing to be back in it all ASAP. It’s easy

Top 10 Movies I have watched this year

December 31, 2015December 31, 2015Opinion3 Days in Havana, Brooklyn, Fetching Cody, Hyena Road, Mountain Men, One Week, Souffle au Chocolat, The Harvest Project., Top 10 Movies Nick Wangersky, Uncle Brian, Victoria

Out of all the films I have watched, (and reviewed) these remain as personal favourites. Uncle Brian – First one I got to check out, and I quite liked it. Showing that everyone has struggles

Mountain Men (Review)

August 31, 2015August 31, 2015ReviewCameron Labine, canadian independent film, Chace Crawford, Mountain Men, Tyler Labine

Over the weekend, I had a chance to watch the newly released Mountain Men, a dramedy about two brothers struggling to survive the wilderness. Our film starts out simple. Toph (Tyler Labine) is relaxing in

SIM Pulls Out (of NS), Soo Pulls In (Canadian Films), Mountain Men Released

August 28, 2015August 28, 2015Today's Top StoriesCameron Labine, canadian independent film, festivals, in theatres now, Mountain Men, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia tax credit cut, SIM Group, Soo Film Festival, Vancouver

The SIM Group, which provides gear to film productions, is pulling out of Nova Scotia because, as COO John DeBoer tells the CBC, “Halifax is having the worst year it’s ever had,” as far as

OFFA Offers A Lot to See

June 10, 2015June 10, 2015FestivalsA Woman's Story, Mountain Men, Oakville Festivals of Film and Art (OFFA), Richie Mehta, Siddarth, The Anniversary, Valerie Buhagiar, When the Ocean Met the Sky

(Via WireService.ca) We’ve mentioned the Oakville Festivals of Film and Art (OFFA) briefly before — as it draws nearer to the festival’s start date on June 26th, there’s more news from the city on Lake