Blu-ray Review: ‘Planes, Trains And Automobiles’
The hilarious comedy is back on Blu-ray for its 30th anniversary.
The Pros and Cons of FandangoNOW
The new FandangoNOW service looks sexy, but does it do what it needs to do?
The 10 Best Tom Cruise Movies
Tom Cruise continues to be one of the most reliable actors working today.
Phantasm: 5 Movie DVD Collection Review
The horror franchise is released in a box set for the first time ever.
An Interview with ‘Landline’ Director Gillian Robespierre
Gillian Robespierre talks with us about her new movie Landline, and other stuff.
A Short Interview with ‘Landline’ Star Abby Quinn
I had four minutes with the up-and-coming actress. We talked about a few things.
An Interview with Jenny Slate: “You Can’t Deny Our Humanity”
An interview with Jenny Slate on the movie Landline.
An Interview with Aubrey Plaza
Aubrey Plaza stars in the new raunchy nun movie The Little Hours.
SIFF Review: ‘A Dragon Arrives!’
A Dragon Arrives! is a fine piece of storytelling that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
SIFF Review: ‘The Winter’
The Winter is worth seeing but don’t expect to come out smiling.
SIFF Review: ‘Take Every Wave: The Life of Laird Hamilton’
Some of us are born athletes, others achieve that label through hard work, and then there are people like me who cannot honestly ascribe the adjective “athletic” to their person.
SIFF Review: ‘The Man (Mesteren)’
The Man is Simon, an icon of the modern Danish art scene, a bohème, and supreme egoist.
Footnotes vs. 7 Minutes: Two Reflections on the Industrial Revolution, 21st Century-Style
Footnotes and 7 Minutes deal with similar themes.
Four Foodie Films, Four Great Docs from SIFF 2017
How absolutely refreshing this year to discover a totally different treatment with the four food films.
