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Disappointing Box Office Spells Trouble for Terminator Franchise

November 13, 2019November 13, 2019Announcements, FilmmakersJames Cameron, Terminator: Dark Fate

The latest entry into the volatile series of Terminator films, Terminator: Dark Fate, had been touted as the potential saviour of the franchise’s future. Though, if its box office receipts thus far are anything to

Terminator: Dark Fate (Review)

November 6, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewGabriel Luna, Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Terminator: Dark Fate

Times have been tough on the Terminator franchise post-Judgement Day. Where James Cameron’s efforts on the first two entries left indelible marks on the action and science fiction genres, its slew of sequels failed to

Freddy Got Fingered (Review)

October 30, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewEddie Kay Thomas, Freddy Got Fingered, Rip Torn, Tom Green

Remember Tom Green, anybody? For those who don’t know, he’s that guy who once humped a dead moose and somehow managed to have a film career. Green was essentially a passing fad who used gross-out

Remembering John Candy

October 23, 2019October 23, 2019Actors1941, Brewster's Millions, Home Alone, JFK, John Candy, National Lampoon's Vacation, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Second City Television, Spaceballs, Splash, Stripes

Growing up in the nineties, there were certain films upon which my brother and I gorged to the point of almost burning out their VHS tapes. Classics like The Princess Bride, Toy Story and Toy

The Rise of Mackenzie Davis

October 16, 2019October 16, 2019ActorsMackenzie Davis, Terminator: Dark Fate

With the highly anticipated Terminator: Dark Fate hitting theatres in just over two weeks, the studios involved have cranked advertising up to eleven to maximise the film’s media saturation, which should serve to bolster potential

Blue Eyed (Review)

October 9, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewAmin Sameti, Blue Eyed, The Blue Bouquet

Cinematic exercises in surrealism are never simple, whether it be in their execution or consumption. However, it’s the essence of this challenging nature that can make their thematic delivery more profoundly impactful than a work