Kathryn Bigelow was the wrong choice to direct Detroit
The reception of Kathryn Bigelow's Detroit, which dramatizes the 1962 Detroit riots, has been thus far split between white and black film critics While one side was quick...
The reception of Kathryn Bigelow's Detroit, which dramatizes the 1962 Detroit riots, has been thus far split between white and black film critics While one side was quick...
My relationship with the ever-expanding phenomenon of podcasting has thus far been defined by me seeking out and voraciously downloading programs which speak to my specific...
If you have been on Twitter recently, you may have inexplicably noticed an abundant amount of fan art depicting the mascot for the Wendy’s fast food chain Often portrayed...
Imagine my surprise when among the new releases coming to the local Apollo Cinema they were advertising a screening of 2015’s film that redefined high octane, Mad Max: Fury...
Hey Netflix, by now you must have noticed the intense backlash that has been generated from the trailer to the upcoming series based on Justin Simien’s independent smash Dear...
There is nothing better than curling up with a significant other on the couch, bathed in the light of the television, as you watch a romantic movie and take it easy for a nice...
I recently saw a film about the trials a young child experiences once a family member is affected by “the illness” The protagonist of this story had to watch in disbelief as...
Last Thursday saw the return of the Laurier Film series ongoing examination of Indigenous cinema with the documentary of Southern Alberta’s hidden Blackfoot history with Chris...
A while ago, while wandering the bookstore, I noticed a copy of the novel Nocturnal Animals with a large, obstructing, eye-catching sticker on the cover, proudly announcing...
Brand New by Ben Rector What better way to kick off a new semester than with a song by the same name “Brand New” is the title track of Ben Rector’s latest and most...