‘Hell House LLC: Lineage’ Review: Even The Clown is Bored

Hell House LLC: Lineage swaps found-footage fear for flat exposition. Abaddon has never felt less alive.

VIFF ’25 | MODES 3 and the Aesthetics of Work

Observing the VIFF short film program MODES 3 where art and labour mirror each other’s exhaustion.

Oscar Boyson's feature debut is a star-crossed friendship story emerging from the algorithm, giving us one of few truly contemporary films of today

How And Just Like That lacked the magic of SATC, but maybe that's okay.

Curry Barker's 'Obsession' might be the definitive PSA against co-dependency.

Reliving my indie sleaze years through Chandler Levack's stellar sophomore film, Mile End Kicks

The 2020 meme is taken literally in Better Man and The Monkey.

In American Gigolo and Cruising the men flex, preen, unravel. None of them are really there

A Pavement fan reviews a 2024 American experimental musical biopic docufiction concert film

The end of the world means we're allowed to make interesting zombie movies again.

How Hollywood stole Canada's film identity

This summer, the only thing hotter than the weather is my delusional belief in romance.

How male-led cable dramas of the 2000s showcased the cracks in modern masculinity.

A Sneak Peek at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival

Boys like Sofia Coppola too