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  • September 22, 2026

    Primetime Review – As Difficult To Watch As The Show It’s Based On

    By Dan Skip Allen  Last year there was a documentary called “Predators”. It documented the rise and fall of the popular NBC New magazine “To Catch a Predator. Chris Hansen himself was involved in this documentary.  The same can’t be… Continue reading

    Primetime Review – As Difficult To Watch As The Show It’s Based On
  • September 22, 2026

    [TIFF 2026] Ladies And Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney – Midnight Madness Secretly Has The Best Documentary Of The Festival

    By Kyle Flynn As an American, my own knowledge of the ongoing politics of our friends up north and the historical context of Canadian political candidates is fairly limited. When Peter Kuplowsky announced Matthew Rankin’s newest film, Ladies and Gentlemen,… Continue reading

    [TIFF 2026] Ladies And Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney – Midnight Madness Secretly Has The Best Documentary Of The Festival
  • September 22, 2026

    [TIFF 2026] Tender Loving Care Review – Mike Leigh’s Latest Caps Off His Brilliance

    By Kyle Flynn When the news broke at the chance that Tender Loving Care was likely Mike Leigh’s last film, similarly to every other critic attending the fall festivals, a film that was already a must-see due to the fact… Continue reading

    [TIFF 2026] Tender Loving Care Review – Mike Leigh’s Latest Caps Off His Brilliance
  • September 22, 2026

    [TIFF 202026] All Of A Sudden Review – Hamaguchi’s Foray Into French Cinema Manages To Be Another Win For The Auteur

    By Kyle Flynn Hamaguchi’s has undoubtedly broken out in a big way during the current decade. In 2021, he made both Wheel of Fortune and Fantasty and Drive My Car, the latter of which earned him a Best Director nomination.… Continue reading

    [TIFF 202026] All Of A Sudden Review – Hamaguchi’s Foray Into French Cinema Manages To Be Another Win For The Auteur
  • September 22, 2026

    [TIFF2026] Clarissa – An Adaptation Of Mrs. Dalloway That Meets The Moment

    By Kyle Flynn Adapting a work as iconic as Mrs. Dalloway into a different medium is, I would imagine, very difficult. The burden and weight of having an audience weigh their own pre-existing expectations onto your adaptation might inform your… Continue reading

    [TIFF2026] Clarissa – An Adaptation Of Mrs. Dalloway That Meets The Moment
  • September 22, 2026

    [TIFF2026] All That She Wants Review – Annie Murphy And Cooper Raiff Shine In This May/December Rom-Com

    By Kyle Flynn Often, an attendee at a film festival may overlook the lighter fare for films that tackle more serious themes or for films that have a general sense of buzz around their production. This is only amplified by… Continue reading

    [TIFF2026] All That She Wants Review – Annie Murphy And Cooper Raiff Shine In This May/December Rom-Com
  • September 21, 2026

    Lanterns Episode 6 Review- More Of The Mystery Of What Happened To Hal Jordan Finally Starts To Be Revealed

    By Dan Skip Allen The inevitable thing happened as Guy Gardner (Nathan Fillion) finally shows up in Episode Six. It’s exactly the way you think it is because of the television spots and latest trailer that was released for the… Continue reading

    Lanterns Episode 6 Review- More Of The Mystery Of What Happened To Hal Jordan Finally Starts To Be Revealed
  • September 21, 2026

    Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! Review – A Singular Vision That Combines Music, Dancing, and Acting In A Way I’ve Rarely Seen Before

    By Dan Skip Allen Most film festivals have a plethora of different kinds of films. That goes the same for the Sundance Film Festival. Last January ‘s film festival had a lot of unique movies that have been bought up… Continue reading

    Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! Review – A Singular Vision That Combines Music, Dancing, and Acting In A Way I’ve Rarely Seen Before
  • September 21, 2026

    [TIFF 2026] Toronto Dispatch #3: Capsule Reviews

    By Tyler Banark Toy Gun Bandit: Rémi St-Michel’s latest film is a crime thriller that follows in the vein of the Safdie brothers. Félix Munger plays Félix, a teen who turns to crime after robbing a convenience store as a… Continue reading

    [TIFF 2026] Toronto Dispatch #3: Capsule Reviews
  • September 19, 2026

    [TIIFF2026] Toronto Dispatch #2: Capsule Reviews

    By Kyle Flynn The Diary of A Chambermaid:  Radu Jude has been breaking ground as an international auteur for years now. Don’t Expect Too Much From The End of The World, Dracula, Bad Luck Banging, and Loony Porn all exist… Continue reading

    [TIIFF2026] Toronto Dispatch #2: Capsule Reviews
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