TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Salvation’

Festival Coverage, Movies, TIFF 2026 ‐ ‐ September 11, 2026
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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Salvation’

Life coach Danny Carlton (Liam Harkins) takes a pause while talking to client Scott Hammond (Stephen McMillan). Sometimes he works out, waiting for clients, only for them to call him to quit the program that he’s starting. He needs help, both from his mother Jackie (Kathleen McDermott) and his original life coach Marshall (Kevin O’Loghlin). […]

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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Everything Else Is Noise’

Festival Coverage, Movies, TIFF 2026 ‐ ‐ September 11, 2026
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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Everything Else Is Noise’

Mexican composers Rosa Esquivel (Rosa Estela Juárez Vargas) and Tere Sanchez (Teresa Sánchez) are waiting for men to interview them. Instead of going on hard ice, they discuss things that may end up being the interview questions about their compositions. Those two interviewers, Lazaro Ibanez (Gabino Rodríguez) and Paco (Francisco Barreiro), are respectful towards them. […]

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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Children Untold’

Festival Coverage, Movies, TIFF 2026 ‐ ‐ September 10, 2026
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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Children Untold’

Kotoko Kayano (Ami Koyae) is central in Children Untold, about children that comes from the mind of filmmaker Miwa Nishikawa. The film’s source material is Nishikawa’s novel, which she turned into a screenplay that she also directed. The film, from what I can hear and see, keeps some of its novelistic aspects like narration intact. […]

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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Toy Gun Bandit’

Festival Coverage, TIFF 2026 ‐ ‐ September 10, 2026
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TIFF 2026: Our Review of ‘Toy Gun Bandit’

Through the eyes of 15-year-old Félix (Félix Munger) it is clear that nice guys finish last. While it’s obvious that the young man is very compassionate sort, he also aches for attention. He dyes his hair blue and tells his friends to take videos of him setting alcohol on fire as he does a shot. […]

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Return to Sender: Our Review of ‘Dear You’

Theatrical ‐ ‐ September 04, 2026
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Return to Sender: Our Review of ‘Dear You’

Forces within history can tear families apart, some blood relatives never reuniting, people making assumptions about each other. Those assumptions fuel Hiou-ui (Zheng Runqi), a Teochew Chinese man traveling to Thailand to confront family members. But that family member, Zia Zeghua (Zhao Shuguang), clarifies everything with a story that goes back almost half a century. […]

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Netflix’ Untold: Our Review of ‘Raygun: Breaking Badly’

Netflix ‐ ‐ September 01, 2026
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Netflix’ Untold: Our Review of ‘Raygun: Breaking Badly’

Dr. Rachael Gunn, aka Raygun, looks at the camera, talking about the warmups she has to do with her coach. These warmups help her be the best dancer she can be within the breakdancing scene blooming in Australia. Her ‘skills’ get her to qualify for the Olympics, where she has to undergo more rigorous training. […]

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FanExpo 2026: A Chance For A Behind the Scenes Look At ‘X-Men: The Animated Series’

Live/Stage ‐ ‐ August 30, 2026
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FanExpo 2026: A Chance For A Behind the Scenes Look At ‘X-Men: The Animated Series’

Fan Expo Canada 2026 has come and gone, and once again it brought together fans, creators, artists, and performers from across the worlds of comics, film, television, gaming, and pop culture.  The convention is more than a celebration of fandom, it is a place where generations of fans can come together to revisit great stories. […]

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Blood and Slime: Our Review of ‘Colony’ (2026)

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ August 28, 2026
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Blood and Slime: Our Review of ‘Colony’ (2026)

A decade after the film that brought him international acclaim, Train to Busan,  director Yeon Sang-ho returns to the zombie genre with his latest attention grabbing feature Colony. Where the innovator of the genre, George A. Romero, excelled at social commentary in his film and began to directly correlate his emotions and opinions on the […]

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Folk Song in Modern Film: Our Review of ‘Filipiñiana’

Theatrical ‐ ‐ August 27, 2026
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Folk Song in Modern Film: Our Review of ‘Filipiñiana’

The unnamed Manila country club in Filipiñiana has, like Western country clubs, an ecosystem where class systems matter. The system viewers can see in Rafael Manuel’s film have ties to each person’s job, like caddies, golfers, tee girls. Everyone seems to know their place except for Isabel (Jorrybell Agoto), an Ilokana who moved to Manila. […]

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Big And Small: Our Review of ‘The Dog Stars’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ August 27, 2026
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Big And Small: Our Review of ‘The Dog Stars’

As expected, polite society and the modern world ends more in a whimper then a dramatic flourish. In theatres tomorrow, The Dog Stars from director Ridley Scott takes us into a dystopian future that’s more about that loss of human connection between the people that are left then it is about the spectacle of a […]

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