When French Canadian films aren’t weird, they’re either meaningful or creepy. This one was creepy. An elderly man named Ben is relaxing and watching TV. Life is okay for him and his wife Anne until
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Incendies (Review)
I first heard about Incendies when it was released. Not because of the waves it made in the film industry (and not just in Canada), but because it featured Radiohead, a band notoriously protective of their material.
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Juke-Bar (Review)
While Indieflix has run dry for me, I’ve had to find an alternative. I thought “Hey, maybe I won’t get so much weirdness now that Traveling is out of my reviews.” Boy, was I wrong.
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Fantasy Guise (Review with Trailer)
One of the biggest challenges in life is dealing with the large line that sits between fantasy and reality. In this series, Karyn Halpin stars as a businesswoman who works in an office on her
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Film Review | Ironied (2015)
Film run-time: 11 minutes | Starring Tyler Parr, Vito D’Amico, Stacey Iseman Written and Directed by Tyler Parr, Cinematography by Yoann Malnati, Sound by Jacquie Macri “Ironied“, a 2015 short film by Tyler Parr, is
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Noon Gun (Review)
One of the things that plagues the country is how black people are still being treated to this day. This film tells different stories featuring several perspectives. After one of the most interesting title sequences
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