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September 3, 2018September 3, 2018AnnouncementsCanadian Film Industry, Feedspot, hnmag, Hollywood North Magazine, Top 30

Recently, Feedspot has announced the list of Top 30 Canadian Movie Blogs, News Websites and Newsletters in 2018. We are proud to say we have made it at #6 on this list. You can take

Exclusive – Anne Wheeler’s Bye Bye Blues Rises to the Occasion

August 31, 2018September 12, 2018Exclusive, InterviewAnne Wheeler, Bye Bye Blues, DGC BC

Many films have stood the test of time. Mostly because they are made so well that you have that moment you watched it engrained in your mind amongst other memories you value dearly. The film

Review: Pocket Full of Nuts

August 30, 2018July 24, 2019ReviewDavid Prokopchuk, Film Noir, Pocket Full of Nuts

Film Noirs are interesting. They bring you back in time, kind of. But what really makes them interesting? Their muted colours? The jazzy music? The fact that everyone is wearing suits and hats? I investigated

Hello Destroyer (Review)

August 29, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewHello Destroyer, Jared Abrahamson, Kevan Funk

To abruptly open a drama film supposedly about hockey with an on-ice fist fight might seem formulaic, but in actuality is the perfect opening statement for young filmmaker Kevan Funk’s 2016 feature film debut, Hello

Little Italy – Review

August 28, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewAdam Ferrara, Alyssa Milano, Emma Roberts, Hayden Christensen, Little Italy

“Romeo and Juliet died!” remarks one character to another after being compared to the tragic Shakespearian couple. Nothing quite so sordid befalls the protagonists of Little Italy, set among the Toronto district of the same

Exclusive – Ian Harnarine Presents Caroni at TIFF

August 27, 2018August 31, 2018Exclusive, InterviewCaroni, Ian Harnarine, New York, TIFF

As a filmmaker there will be a time when you’ll want to step outside your wheelhouse. Most of the great writer/directors have taken the leap and explored other avenues of their genres for various reasons.