The death of Kelly Joe Phelps, one of “the most appreciated under-appreciated artists in history,” has left a mark on fans and friends.
A Lovecraftian monster and Isabelle Adjani are just two reasons to tune in.
In this new Canadian movie, streaming with the Vancouver Int’l Film Festival, the protagonist has to rely on someone else’s sight.
A close look at the films featured in Altered States, VIFF’s genre program.
Also: Ruben Brandt, Collector: The Wolf House; and Seder-Masochism.
A special presentation as part of VIFF, Oct 10 2017. Kirk Chantraine photos.
Colossal director Nacho Vigalondo discusses his unconventional new film, Dan Stevens, and Han Solo vs. Captain America.
Made on a shoestring budget with a cast of 18, Psychonaut premieres Jan 10 at Cinematheque.
The first since 2012’s One Second of Love.
Southbound at Vancity this weekend.
A review of the 1981 movie Roar, being re-released by Drafthouse Films. By Ryan Ingram.
Gaming, from video gaming to online gaming, could be the next big thing in television.
A Terry Gilliam cameo is the best thing about the Wachowski’s space opera. Ryan Ingram review.
Vancouver actor brings improv chops to the role.
Paul Thomas Anderson adapts a Thomas Pynchon novel. Ryan Ingram review.
In our first unboxing video, we find out a little of what to expect from the new series Moosemeat & Marmalade.
A harrowing documentary look at the breakdown of the American dream in the oil fields of North Dakota.
British actress Gemma Arterton plays the heroine of a new movie based on a graphic novel (sort of) based on Madame Bovary.
