After an 11 year wait, fans of the 2006 buddy cop comedy Bon Cop, Bad Cop were finally treated to its sequel earlier this year. I reviewed the original a number of weeks ago, which
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Why Crash is More Relevant than Ever, 13 Years On
Hard to believe that it has been 13 years since the release of Paul Haggis film Crash, and the Oscar controversy that went with it. Commentators did not take kindly to the Academy apparently “playing
Continue ReadingHayden Christensen: A Cautionary Tale in the Industry
There is an apt comparison to be made between the turn of the century, and the career of Canadian actor Hayden Christensen who, at the time, was looking to be Canada’s next big export: both
Continue ReadingDavid Cronenberg’s Greatest Cinematic Achievement
In my time writing for this publication, I have reviewed more than my fair share of films by David Cronenberg, in an effort to trace back his origins as the ‘Godfather of body horror.’ While
Continue ReadingGinger Snaps (Review)
Teen flicks are a lot like horror films: they saturate the market with mostly subpar features, with the hopes of cashing in on their seemingly unwavering popularity. With that being said, when a well-received film
Continue ReadingScott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Cult Film You Shouldn’t Miss
With the massive critical and commercial success of Baby Driver this year, I think it is safe to say that Edgar Wright has put the whole Ant-Man fiasco behind him, and with an artistic vigor
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