A Grownup World: Our Review of ‘Monica’s News’

Blog, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 21, 2026
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A Grownup World: Our Review of ‘Monica’s News’

Monica’s News, from Pamela Gallant, is a hidden gem of a movie bouncing around festivals for about two years. Finally getting a theatrical release, although limited, it tells the story of Casey (Polly Gallant-Mclean) from Nova Scotia. The village’s first paper girl, she gets into other people’s houses, houses with sad and couch ridden women. […]

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Fighting Back: Our Review of ‘Nika and Madison’

Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 20, 2026
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Fighting Back: Our Review of ‘Nika and Madison’

Madison (Star Slade) finds herself under the mercy of PC Boyd (David Reale), a rapist cop. Thankfully, her cousin Nika (Ellyn Jade) injures Boyd, calls backup, and they drive away from the scene. Investigating Boyd’s assault are Detective Timmins (Amanda Brugel) and Warhurst (Shawn Doyle). Meanwhile, the titular Nika and Madison return to their reserve. […]

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Humanity’s Greatest Hits: Our Review of ‘Project Hail Mary’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 20, 2026
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Humanity’s Greatest Hits: Our Review of ‘Project Hail Mary’

The indomitable human spirit can show up in the most unlikely of places… It’s a rare combination when a piece of storytelling gets to be uniquely but also really, really nice.  Project Hail Mary is the unique combination of the epic science fiction storytelling of some like Interstellar that isn’t afraid to sprinkle in the […]

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Same But More: Our Review of ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 19, 2026
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Same But More: Our Review of ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’

Even with sequels, there’s something to be said for efficiency… Ready or Not 2: Here I Come picks up exactly where we left off basically forcing any exposition and story development to keep up at a break neck speed as it dives head first back into the maelstrom of mayhem. Moments after surviving an all-out […]

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Reza’s Arc: Our Review of ‘The Things You Kill’

Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 19, 2026
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Reza’s Arc: Our Review of ‘The Things You Kill’

Ali (Ekin Koç), The Things You Kill‘s protagonist, goes through the same things one experiences when one of their parents passes. As a Turkish family’s only son, he’s responsible for getting everyone together and managing complex feelings. There’s practical stuff, like asking his sister Mariam (İdil Engindeniz) about their mother Sakine’s (Güliz Şirinyan) death certificate. […]

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In Person: Our Review of ‘Serious People’ on MUBI

Mubi ‐ ‐ March 18, 2026
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In Person: Our Review of ‘Serious People’ on MUBI

Behind every musician like Drake are the people who make their music videos and behind them are more people. One of those people is Miguel (Miguel Huerta), a Hispanic Angeleno who does normal things like go on dates. He also goes on an audition as a stand-in for Pasqual Gutierrez (Pasqual Gutierrez, also a co-director). […]

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Ring The Alarm: Our Review of ‘Below the Clouds’ on MUBI

Mubi, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 13, 2026
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Ring The Alarm: Our Review of ‘Below the Clouds’ on MUBI

A voice says “I’m no expert, but I feel something’s different this time,” referring to recent earthquakes in Naples. Naples is close to Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that wiped out Pompeii during the height of Ancient Rome. Centuries later, and despite the earthquakes, life goes on, as elders teach their children subjects like Italian history. […]

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The Art of WTF: Our Review of ‘Nash The Slash Rises Again!’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 12, 2026
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The Art of WTF: Our Review of ‘Nash The Slash Rises Again!’

Innovation is always born out of the weirdos… Coming to theatres tomorrow, Nash The Slash Rises Again! Is a loving portrait of an artist emblematic of the spirit being a true outsider and one of the faces (enigmatic pun intended) of an artistic revolution that helped shape a city and the pop culture landscape all […]

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Just a Number: Our Review of ‘Age of Attraction’ on Netflix

Netflix ‐ ‐ March 11, 2026
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Just a Number: Our Review of ‘Age of Attraction’ on Netflix

One of Age of Attraction‘s contestants, Vanelle, has the best of problems – having to choose between men. One is Jorge, a big personality who’s opposite her peaceful energy, and Justin, a man looking to have children. They are three of maybe two dozen people in Pemberton, British Columbia, looking to find their true loves. […]

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A Shining Light: Our Review of ‘Nawi: Dear Future Me’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ ‐ March 11, 2026
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A Shining Light: Our Review of ‘Nawi: Dear Future Me’

Sometimes you have to be the hero, even when your own story goes badly… In theatres now, Nawi: Dear Future Me is an inspirational tale that reminds us that dreams never truly die, even when those who hold them are confronted with some of the true horrors of the world. This is the story of […]

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