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Review – The Astronot

March 7, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewPennan Brae, The Astronot, Tim Cash, Yuvia Storm

Everyone knows about the moon landing. Y’know, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin? Who doesn’t? The moon landing is probably one of the most discussed happenings in American history. It’s appeared in educational science books, frequently been

Web Series Review – Marmalaise

February 28, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewMarmalaise, Nick McAnulty

What can you make on little to no money? Anything at all. It can be so simplistic yet so wild at the same time. Welcome to the weird wonderful world of Marmalaise, one of the

#Crazy8sFilms19 – Crazy 8’s, 20 Years, Infinite Fun Times

February 25, 2019July 24, 2019Festivals#Crazy8sFilms19, Ada, Crazy 8’s, Crazy8s, Erin Mussloum, Hatch, Idols Never Die, Parabola, Paul Armstrong, Science World, The Mirror, Unkept

If local film events were family shows on TGIF, Crazy 8’s would be Full House, because well, the theatre is usually full. That and everyone gets along with each other because for the most part,

JFL – Review on An Innocent Kiss

February 21, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewInnocent Kiss, Michael Abbott Jr, R. Keith Harris, Whitney Goin

I love family quality time, don’t you? It’s a typical day at the Barnes family household, as they find themselves dealing with everyday family problems. Ellie (Whitney Goin) has to deal with the troublesome twins

I Killed My Husband (He Matado a mi Marado) – JFL Review

February 14, 2019July 21, 2026ReviewAssumpta Serna, Eduardo Yanez, Guy Ecker, I Killed My Husband, Maria Conchita Alonso

Relationships can be difficult. Marriage can be even more challenging. As far as arguments in marriages/relationships go, it is my understanding that it’s always the man’s fault (I speak from experience here, folks). Since taking

Friday’s Child – Pendance Pick

February 7, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewCaleb Landry Jones, Friday's Child, Imogen Poohs, Tye Sheridan

This weekend, Toronto is hosting it’s lovely little Pendance film festival, premiering U.S. made movies getting their first Canadian releases. While they’re all very fantastic, nothing stands out to me more than Friday’s Child. Living