Review: Laurie Anderson Brings “Let x=x” to Toronto’s Koerner Hall
Laurie Anderson returned to Toronto’s Koerner Hall this past Friday for an engaging experience, part of the ongoing 21C Music Festival.
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Boston Underground Film Festival 2024: The Carnival Provides in Nathan Tape’s ‘Off Ramp’
Our BUFF coverage continues as Jeffery X Martin looks at ‘Off Ramp,’ a Juggalo road trip through weirdness and beauty.
Review: Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune: Part Two’ Finishes (and Evolves) the Story
After a considerable amount of table-setting in ‘Dune: Part One’, Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune: Part Two’ lets us loose into the worlds of mostly Arrakis, but also Geidi Prime to spend some quality time with the Fremen, the Harkonnen, and all of our old pals.
In the Game: “Helldivers 2” is One Of The Best Co-Op Experiences You Can Play Right Now!
Why is the gaming community in love with ‘Helldivers 2?’ Find out today as Wade Stokan gets In the Game!
Review: Bertrand Mandico’s ‘She Is Conann’
Bertrand Madico flips the ultra-masculine Conan The Barbarian stories on their heads with a mind-blowing, time-and-space bending tale of a Barbarian queen who traverses multiple lives and deaths. A Barbarian story through a Barbie lens.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Out of Darkness’
Check out Marie Gilbert’s review of ‘Out of Darkness,’ a horror-survival tale set in the Stone Age!
Review: ‘The Holdovers’ is a Future Holiday Mainstay
Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers is destined to become a must-watch Christmas mainstay with all the reflective poignancy of It’s A Wonderful Life, the youthful charm and humour of A Christmas Story, and the claustrophobic vibes of Die Hard.
In the Game: ‘WarioWare: Move It!’ Unleashes An Onslaught of Microgames
‘WarioWare: Move It!’ is lots of silly fun, perfect for your next party. Read Wade Stokan’s review in this installment of In the Game!
Review: John Adams and Toby Poser’s ‘Where The Devil Roams’ is a Carnival of Carnage
Jeffery ‘X’ Martin and Sachin Hingoo discuss ‘Where The Devil Roams’, the new film from the Adams Family, which has some beautiful ideas that occasionally falter in the editing suite.
31 Days of Horror 2023: Viktor Ginzburg’s ‘Empire V’ Takes A Bite Out of the Vampire Mythos (LA Screamfest)
Viktor Ginzburg’s ‘Empire V’, banned in Russia but poised to release around the world, is a fresh take on the vampire genre.
31 Days of Horror 2023: ‘The Collection (2012)’ Goes Gonzo With Gore
‘The Collection (2012)’ takes its shot and leaves a giant bloody stain on the screen! Check out Jeffery X Martin’s review as 31 Days of Horror churns through October!
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s ‘Sleep’ is a Real Night Terror (TIFF 2023)
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s debut feature ‘Sleep’ is an expertly-crafted night terror.