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Pyewacket (Review)

June 27, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewAdam MacDonald, Laurie Holden, Nicole Munoz, Pyewacket

After watching Adam MacDonald’s 2014 feature film debut, Backcountry, I was left with a sense of hope for the budding director. Dynamic camerawork, well-allocated sound, and impressive performances from his actors emphatically coalesced to conjure

CANCON SEQUELS: My American Cousin Review

June 26, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewJohn Wildman, Margaret Langrick, My American Cousin, Sandy Wilson

A quick glance at the careers of Albertan Anne Wheeler and British Columbian Sandy Wilson reveals some interesting parallels. Aside from being contemporaries, the two women began their careers with short documentaries before moving to

Review – Octavio is Dead

June 21, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewDimitris Kitsos, Octavio is Dead, Raoul Trujillo, Sarah Gadon

Men who abandon their wives after a pregnancy cannot be classified as a true father, especially if they never make time to see the kids they biologically created. I’ve come across a few people like

Backcountry (Review)

June 20, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewAdam MacDonald, Backcountry, Jeff Room, Missy Peregrym

I find there to be something special about horror films that rely on grounded, well-crafted scenarios to elicit fear, rather than resorting to cheap supernatural scares, or outlandish schema that serve up a healthy dose

Mountain Men – Review

June 19, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewChase Crawford, Mountain Men, Tyler Labine

Getting away from it all can be a good way to clear the air, but a single mis-step (or two or three) can lead to one wishing to be back in it all ASAP. It’s easy

Werewolf (Review)

June 13, 2018June 12, 2018ReviewAndrew Gillis, Ashley Mc Kenzie, Bhreagh MacNeil, Werewolf

From the opening shot of a frayed clothes line being taken down, to the haunting image that followed, I was fascinated by Ashley McKenzie’s 2016 directorial debut Werewolf. The creative flair of McKenzie’s style is