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3 Great Female-Led Horror Films

Guest WriterMay 28, 20199116 min

Throughout history, there have been countless great female-led horror films. Whether it’s the original Halloween, or Carrie, or even Jordan Peele’s recently released Us, women have shaped the horror genre into what it is today. In anticipation for MA releasing this Friday, here are three recent horror films featuring a female lead that were somewhat overlooked by audiences. mother! (2017) To start off the list is a film that is both unconventional, and incredibly divisive. Some people absolutely adore...

Movie Review

2019 Oscar Nominated Shorts Ranked

Critics w/o CredentialsFebruary 21, 2019123217 min

For those that follow the shorts race closely each year, you already know that when they are done right, they can impact someone far more than one of the larger budgeted nominees from a major category. This isn’t always the case, but the excitement of how the Academy will view each year’s submissions is always exciting. Now that the shorts are becoming more popular among the average Oscar fan and widely available to purchase or...

Movie Review

I’m a “SERIOUS” Actor

Guest WriterNovember 3, 201859910 min

With the release of Can You Ever Forgive Me, we will be witness to Melissa McCarthy making a leap to a significant dramatic role. There have been numerous other instances of this comedian turned serious actor formula – so in honour of McCarthy’s new forray, here are my 5 favourite examples of funny actors in serious roles (in no particular order).

Film Festivals

Best Movies of TIFF 2017

Keith NoakesSeptember 18, 20177438 min

I have just finished attending my first ever film festival in Toronto. I saw 20 movies this year which is a decent number for my first time (hopefully I will see more in subsequent years) so for those wondering what I thought of them, I have ranked them in a list below and included their release dates. I also encourage that you read my individual reviews as well.

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Mother! – WTF In A Good Way

Keith NoakesSeptember 17, 201713707 min

This will be one of many reviews during this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. I technically didn’t see it at the festival but since it was originally at the festival and had its theatrical release during the festival, I will include it with the rest of our coverage. If you would like to keep up with our content, click here.

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