In this summer of blockbuster movies based on comic book properties (Black Widow), theme park rides (Jungle Cruise), and the...
Once You've Met Them...You'll Never Forget Them.
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They're high school graduates, and the world's got hell to pay!
About the adventures of Rantaro and other ninja apprentices at an elite ninjutsu academy.
10 Years Later: Revisiting You Are Here Equal parts video essay, fragmented “thought experiment,” and social satire, Daniel Cockburn’s You Are...
A Lonely Place to Die is a thriller that boasts genuine thrills.
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With the Fantasia Film Festival only a week away, the anticipation amongst genre film fanatics in La Belle Province’s metropole...
If you’re British- like yours truly-, you have probably at least heard of the BBC Radio One Live Lounge. BBC...
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Tenet was meant to bring the cinema roaring back to life. Sadly, Christopher Nolan has run out of ideas.
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When the smoke clears, it just means he's reloading.
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Cody Calahan's The Oak Room is a crime mystery that gets so caught up in hiding its story that it...
A Viking epic that shades brutal violence with soft spirituality and daring surrealism, Valhalla Rising is a one of a...
Do you remember Tiny Tim? You’d probably have to be a certain age for the name to as much as...
This is The End makes for a pretty decent comedy, especially when you’re watching it while holed up with your...
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is a film with a fantastic hook. Actor David Arquette is perhaps best known for...
