The zombie movie has, quite frankly, been done to death (pun absolutely intended). It can be difficult to put a unique spin on the genre by this stage, though there are the rare examples in
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WFF: CANADIAN STRAIN Delivers a Timely Homegrown Tale
It was only just recently with another Whistler Film Festival entry that I found myself yet again bemoaning the continued Americanization of our taxpayer-funded Canadian content. It’s been endlessly frustrating to see local locations and
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Antigone – WFF Review
Film sets have stand-ins. When a film production has a stunt double for an actor, nobody can really tell the difference. But when you put a stand-in into a real life situation, ANYONE could find
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Knives Out – Review
With the Golden Globes Awards nominations having been released only a few days ago, it’s fair to say that, short of the Academy Awards nominations, cinema’s awards season is in full swing. As is the
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WFF: HAMMER Thrills As Well as Provokes
It seems Newfoundland-born actor Mark O’Brien’s characters just can’t catch a break. After suffering mayhem at the hands of recent genre fare such as Bad Times at the El Royale and Ready or Not, O’Brien
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STAND! – A movie that is rising both Figuratively and Musically
Normally, I don’t take on content like this, but today I decided to take a stand, I felt I had to step ahead, make myself seen, eh- okay. To be honest, Musicals or R&J stories
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