Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
The sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is trippier and more fun. Except when it’s mired down in its human relationships.
In this new Canadian movie, streaming with the Vancouver Int’l Film Festival, the protagonist has to rely on someone else’s sight.
Also: Ruben Brandt, Collector: The Wolf House; and Seder-Masochism.
A review of the 1981 movie Roar, being re-released by Drafthouse Films. By Ryan Ingram.
A Terry Gilliam cameo is the best thing about the Wachowski’s space opera. Ryan Ingram review.
Paul Thomas Anderson adapts a Thomas Pynchon novel. Ryan Ingram review.
A review of the new David Fincher movie Gone Girl by Thalia Stopa.
Capsule reviews of A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, It Follows, Housebound, Alleluia, and more.
Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig play siblings grappling with mental illness in The Skeleton Twins. Thalia Stopa review.
Opening this Friday at Vancity, Coherence is a dark, twisty story about a dinner party, a comet and a mysterious box.
Review of the new Woody Allen flick, Magic in the Moonlight. By Thalia Stopa.
… scientifically proving that time is a flat circle. By Ryan Ingram.
We Are the Best! opens May 30 in Vancouver. It will kick your ass.
A Brony Tale, Emergency Room: Life and Death at VGH, Mirage Men and more. Ria and Michael Nevada reviews.
A review of a comedy special featuring excerpts from a West Coast tour, including Vancouver.
An interview with Sarah Allen, one of the stars of The Husband, which opens tonight (March 21) at Cinematheque.
Opens March 9 at the Rio Theatre. Shawn Conner review.
