31 Days of Horror 2022: “Lynch/OZ”
Alexandre O. Phillipe’s ‘Lynch/OZ’ explores the connections between the art of David Lynch and the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz, perhaps making you rethink both.
Category: documentary
Fantastic Fest 2022: “A Life on the Farm”
“A Life on the Farm” can be classified as a found-footage movie, but it is unlike any homegrown project you’ve ever seen.
Fantasia Film Festival 2022: Ryan Bruce Levey’s ‘Out in the Ring’
Fantasia 2022: Ry Levay’s Out in the Ring is one of the best and most well-researched wrestling documentaries I’ve seen, and I say that as someone that’s seen nearly every doc produced on the industry.
Go Hunt For Golden Booty With ‘The Treasure Of The Black Swan HC’ On The Wednesday Run
Modern day treasure hunting crosses both international borders and court rooms in a riveting historical drama of the greatest underwater trove ever found.
Gilbert Speaks on Skeptoid Media’s ‘Science Friction’
Do you believe in aliens? How about the lost city of Atlantis? When the facts are edited, and the science glossed over…who will come to the rescue?
Review: Cycling Documentary ‘Until The Wheels Come Off’
Until The Wheels Come Off is a fresh look at one of the most taxing long-distance competitions on the planet, the athletic endeavour of long-distance cycling, and more importantly, is the story of how the relationships we build can carry us to lengths that even we didn’t think we could achieve.
Tribeca Film Festival Review: Brett Gaylor’s ‘Discriminator’
Discriminator is a compelling, interactive documentary about the rapid advancement and insidious implications of facial recognition software.
Review: ‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ Brings Reality to an Unreal Business
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is a deep dive into the actor’s search for redemption in an insular business in which he was never truly accepted, despite holding it’s most prestigious title.
Review: TALES OF THE UNCANNY is a Deep Dive Into the Horror Anthology Film
Tales of the Uncanny is a deep dive into the horror anthology and the definitive word on the subject.
Fantasia 2020 Review: Feels Good Man
Feels Good Man is an incredibly thorough and engaging look at how benign symbols and icons are co-opted and used in radicalization efforts.
Exclusive Interview: Vampiro and Director Michael Pazst Discuss ‘Nail In The Coffin: The Rise And Fall of Vampiro’
Sachin Hingoo sat down with Ian “Vampiro” Hodgkinson and director Michael Pazst to talk about their film Nail In The Coffin: The Rise & Fall of Vampiro.
Triumph Gives Fans A Chance to Lay It on the Line In New Documentary
Greater Toronto fans could get a chance to hang out with Triumph for the filming of a new documentary about the band this November!