Tragedy Girls follows Sadie and McKayla, death obsessed teen girls who run various social media pages covering their obsession, under the alias of The Tragedy Girls. They are incredibly intelligent, capturing the most dangerous of killers, in order to ‘report’ their crimes. Equally gory and comedic, the film shows the various adventures that the characters […]
CONTEST: Win Advance Screening Passes to see ‘Wind River’
Thanks to VVS Films, we’re giving you the chance to see Wind River before anyone else in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Montreal! Screening Details: Toronto – August 10 Vancouver – August 10 – **MUST BE 19+ TO ENTER AND WIN** Calgary – August 14 Edmonton – August 14 Montreal – August 17 There are two […]
CONTEST: Win ROE passes to see ‘Lady Macbeth’ in theatres!
Enter for your chance to win a run-of-engagement pass to see Lady Macbeth in theatres! The film premiered at TIFF in 2016 and it’s coming back to Toronto (as well as Vancouver and Montreal)! To Win: 1. Follow us on Twitter 2. RT the contest post 3. Tell us which one of the three cities […]
CONTEST: Win an iTunes Digital Copy of ‘Phoenix Forgotten’
Courtesy of D Films, we’re giving away iTunes digital copies of Phoenix Forgotten to our readers in Canada! Contest Details: Like this contest post on Facebook and tag the friend you’d watch this frightening film with. Follow us and retweet this contest post on Twitter and tell us your favourite horror movie. Contest is open to Canadian residents […]
Why ‘The Little Hours’ Stands Out in a Year of Disappointing Comedies
If we’re being completely honest, comedies in the recent months have not worked. Sometimes the idea is there, but the execution or the script fails the film. The Little Hours is not one of those films. It’s not only one of the craziest comedies you’ve seen in a while, it’s also the most ingenious. Below are some reasons […]
‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets’ Review: A Budget Well Spent, A Script Poorly Constructed
In visionary Luc Besson’s Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, we follow characters Valerian and Laureline (Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne). They are government operatives who keep control and order throughout the human populated parts of the galaxy. As part of one of their missions, they travel to the overwhelmingly large city of […]
‘The Black Prince’ Review: A Boring History Lesson
About one hour into The Black Prince, a fellow member of the press got up and left, but not before looking at his buddy a few seats over and saying something along the lines of “I can’t do it” after letting out a light chuckle. I was shocked, to be honest, but I can perfectly understand […]
‘Girls Trip’ Review: A Raunchy, but Gut-Busting Time
Something that I had noticed going into the screening of Girl’s Trip was that I have enjoyed myself during most this year’s comedic releases, especially as of late. Having just come out of one of the most socially hard-hitting comedies of the year, The Little Hours and the very guilty pleasure that was Rough Night – I was extremely anxious to […]
‘Dunkirk’ Review: Nolan’s Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest directors working today. There’s no point in arguing about that because everyone seems to agree. From Memento to The Dark Knight to Inception, Nolan has crafted genre bending films that stay with you forever. Dunkirk, however, was the first time Nolan would be making a movie based on a true story. A huge undertaking, […]
‘Ozark’ S1 E1 Review – Pilot
At first glance Ozark might just be your typical “family man turns into a criminal” show. But it’s not. As the old saying goes; “don’t judge a book by its cover” and that saying applies wholeheartedly to Ozark. It’s dark, new and could be the new Bloodline. Funny man Jason Bateman continues his career renaissance by starring as Marty […]