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WFF: ZOE.MP4 a Blood-Soaked Carpe Diem

November 21, 2023November 17, 2023ReviewEmily Tennant, Jeremy Lutter, Julia Sarah Stone, Zoe.Mp4

You may have missed it, but Lionsgate recently tried to reboot the Saw franchise for a third time a couple months back. The slasher horror series was a favourite of mine in my teen years

Charlotte’s Castle (Review)

November 20, 2023November 13, 2023ReviewBenjamin Rekers, Charlotte Mickie, Charlotte's Castle, Jamie Kastner

Here in Vancouver, we have a housing crisis. There’s a lot of issues wrong with proper housing in this province, just ask my own mother. She could give some details about BC Housing and its

Celebrate 100 Years with THE WARNER BROTHERS

November 14, 2023November 10, 2023Review100 Years, Chris Yogerst, Warner Bros, Warner Brothers

Those who grew up watching Animaniacs on Saturday mornings could hardly be blamed for thinking that the Warner Brothers were a trio of cartoon siblings (including one sister) that ran amuck on the Warner movie

NFB Shows Influencers Will Do ANYTHING FOR FAME

November 7, 2023November 7, 2023ReviewNational Film Board of Canada, NFB, Tyler Funk

“We need to matter. We need to feel relevant in the world.” A quote often misattributed to Andy Warhol states that at some point in their lives, everyone on Earth will be “world-famous for 15

Tax Shelter Movies: THE UNCANNY

October 31, 2023October 31, 2023ReviewAlexandra Stewart, Catherine Begin, Donald Pilon, Donald Pleasance, Joan Greenwood, Katrina Holden Bronson, Ray Milland, Samantha Eggar, Simon Williams, Susan Penhaligon, Tax Shelter Movies, The Uncanny

I recall coming home one night to find our cat Eddie encircled by several other neighbourhood felines as if attending some sort of “cat council”. They scattered pretty quickly upon my arrival, but I’ve always

imagineNATIVE: CAFÉ DAUGHTER Review

October 24, 2023October 24, 2023ReviewCafe Daughter, imagineNATIVE

The idea of having to hide a part of your heritage from the wider world often strikes most of us as something out of science fiction. But for many growing up in a not-too-distant past,