You can discover so many interesting backstories when you look back on the heritage of your ancestors. Before DNA tests got recently introduced, we had to do some research. Or just simply ask our parents.
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The Abyss (Review)
James Cameron is, arguably, the greatest cinematic export Canada has ever produced. To those dismayed at my previous statement, I say this from a purely cumulative perspective, as it becomes all the more difficult to
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Trench 11 – Review
Canada has been rather unlucky in the war film genre. Canadians were all but erased from The Great Escape and homegrown war films like Passchendaele are few and far between given the great cost of producing them.
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A Special Thanks to all our Readers, Supporters, and everyone we have covered
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
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Exclusive – Anne Wheeler’s Bye Bye Blues Rises to the Occasion
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
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Review: 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
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