Category Film Reviews

A sharp look at Dinner for Schmucks, its comedic talent, missed potential, and how it falls short of the darker, smarter films it tries to imitate.

A mockumentary about Paul McCartney's alleged death lacks credibility, style, and Beatles music—resulting in a tedious, poorly made conspiracy slog.

Egoyan’s Chloe aims for erotic thriller but stumbles with clumsy direction, weak performances, and a plot that devolves into absurd melodrama.

Haneke’s White Ribbon is a haunting, beautifully shot pre-WWI allegory on fear, innocence, and the roots of terrorism—bleak, brilliant, and unforgettable.

Skip the clichés this Halloween—discover 10 underrated horror gems that deliver fresh scares, twisted plots, and unforgettable cinematic chills.

CUFF 2009 lights up Calgary with bold, offbeat films, passionate curation, and a no-pretence vibe—perfect for cinephiles chasing their next film fix.