Review by James Lindorf Crown and Anchor stars Michael Rowe (Arrow, The Flash) as James Downey, the son of an abusive father struggling to live a disciplined, straight-laced but lonely life in Toronto, far from his tiny hometown. His cousin Danny (Matt Wells, Scars)...
Review by Jacquelin Hipes When Dan (Avan Jogia) and Franny (Eve Hewson) get married, they aren’t exactly ready for adulthood. As their parents point out, neither one has a job or even a concrete plan for what’s meant to come next. Despite their lack of preparation,...
Review by James Lindorf Director and writer Jamie Adams (Black Mountain Poets) partnered with Unstoppable Entertainment to develop his latest project, Alright Now, which will be released in the US on September 7th. Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother, Avengers)...
Review by Bradley Smith While watching Peppermint, I realized I have missed Sydney Bristow. And although Riley North is not quite the same character, it is great to see Jennifer Garner in this above average action/thriller. The plot is a touch predictable and the...
Review by Caitlin Zeigler Jacques Mayano (Vincent Lindon) is a journalist, who was recently injured covering a war story. Unfortunately, he lost his colleague and it made him want to take a break from everything. He was planning to take that break until he received a...
Review by Monique Thompson Career criminal Youngblood Priest wants out of the Atlanta drug scene, but as he ramps up sales, one little slip up threatens to bring the whole operation down before he can make his exit. Not that a remake of the 1970s Gordon Parks Jr.,...
Greetings again from the darkness. There may never have been a director with a comparable streak of 6 films in terms of quality and variety as Hal Ashby delivered between 1971 and 1979. At least 4 of those films would be included on a list of my all-time favorites....
Review by David Ferguson Greetings again from the darkness. It’s likely a guilty conscience that leads Mort-Lieu to assume the mysterious Knight on horseback is actually Death coming for him. After all, he did seize his vast land holdings through violent atrocities...
Review by David Ferguson Greetings again from the darkness. On the surface, this 8 minute short film plays like a pretty simple twisted comedy. A recently laid-off, nervous and desperate family man meets a cocky and somewhat sleazy recruiter for a job interview. It’s...
Review by David Ferguson Greetings again from the darkness. Filmmaker Lisa Rideout follows transgendered sex worker Iman as she goes through her typical days and nights. For the viewer, it isn’t about the work being done, but rather the person harboring a dream. Iman...