Sundance 2015 Review – Hellions (2015)
After putting himself on the map with the well-received Pontypool in 2008, director Bruce McDonald teams-up with writer Pascal Trottier...
Film Reviews
Film Review – Beyond Clueless (2014)
We all have our favourite teen movies that resonate with us on a personal level. We watched them in our...
Sundance 2015 Review – A Walk In The Woods (2015)
To quote Meryl Streep's Witch from Into the Woods: "You're so nice. You're not good, You're not bad, You're just nice." This is exactly how Sundance...
Sundance 2015 Review – Don Verdean (2015)
After taking the world by storm in 2004 with cult hit Napoleon Dynamite, writer-director Jared Hess's subsequent releases have failed...
Sundance 2015 Review – I’ll See You in My Dreams (2015)
Effortless charming, elegantly directed, and featuring a career best performance from Blythe Danner, Brett Haley's I'll See You in My...
Sundance 2015 Review – Experimenter (2015)
Inspired by the atrocities committed during World War II, social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted experiments into the dangerous power of...
Sundance 2015 Review – Mississippi Grind (2015)
Shortly after Rupert Wyatt's Mark Wahlberg lead The Gambler, the poker world gets another treatment in the form of Anna...
Sundance 2015 Review – Grandma (2015)
Writer-director Paul Weitz's immediately loveable dramedy, Grandma, is a joyous romp that serves as a shining testament to the outstanding...
Sundance 2015 Review – Larry Kramer in Love and Anger
If you don’t know who Larry Kramer is, it’s about time you did. The outspoken (read: insanely enraged) activist was...
Sundance 2015 Review – Western (2015)
Brother documentarians Bill and Turner Ross turn their attentions to the Texas/ Mexico border for Western an astoundingly evocative examination...
Sundance 2015 Review – Knock Knock (2015)
Eli Roth moves from the cannibalistic chaos of The Green Inferno to a more psychological horror in Knock Knock. The...
Sundance 2015 Review – Glassland (2014)
Examining the relationship between mother and son in working class Ireland is Gerard Barrett's quietly powerful Glassland. John (Jack Reynor),...
Sundance 2015 Review – Reversal (2015)
Perhaps the most surprising feature showcased at Sundance this year is the unfortunately low-brow Reversal. Letting the side down for...
Film Review – Inherent Vice (2015)
Few filmmakers have Paul Thomas Anderson’s ability to excite Pseuds Corner-bothering adulation from moviegoers and commentators with the degree of...