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The Suicide Squad Review

August 11, 2021August 9, 2021ReviewDavid Ayer, James Gunn, Suicide Squad

The more I think about James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, which I saw only last night, the more I love it. It is the sequel to the critically maligned Suicide Squad, which was written and

THEY WHO SURROUND US Review

August 10, 2021August 9, 2021ReviewThey Who Surround Us, Troy Ruptash, Vera Graziadei

My least favourite movies to review are not ones I hate, for I can elaborate at length about why I despise them just as much as I could for a film I love. No, the

Queen of The Beach – From Rags to Reading and ‘Riting

August 5, 2021August 3, 2021ReviewChristopher McDonell, Queen of the Beach, Shilpa Poojah

India, a beautiful country to check out. Ho boy, this pandemic has gotten to me. Maybe I should travel. Or maybe I should try to regain my review skills after all these interviews. Despite the

Flower Boy is Full of Feelings and Friendliness – Review

July 29, 2021July 22, 2021ReviewAndrea Pavlovic, Anya Chirkova, David Richard, Flower Boy, Maziyar Khatam

In our days of youth, we always make connections with the most interesting people. In one of my longest lasting labour jobs, I managed to make a connection with a grandmother who thought I resembled

Film Flashback: REEL INJUN

July 27, 2021July 26, 2021ReviewFilm Flashback, Neil Diamond, Reel Injun

I had heard of the 2009 NFB documentary, Reel Injun, many years back, but avoided checking it out since my moviegoing was rather weak when it came to the Western genre. Now with a few

BLACK CONFLUX Quits While It’s Behind

July 13, 2021July 13, 2021ReviewBlack Conflux, Ella Ballentine, Nicole Dorsey, Olivia Scriven, Ryan McDonald

Con•flux noun the junction of two rivers, especially rivers of approximate width. I’m sure y’all won’t need the definition of “black”, so let’s carry on. Like the recently-reviewed Bone Cage, Nicole Dorsey’s similarly-initialed feature debut,