Series creator Haley Z. Boston knows that if you’re going to title your newest project Something Very Bad is Going to Happen that you absolutely have to follow through on …
In the romantic drama Maya & Samar (now playing in select Canadian theatres), performers Nicolette Pearse and Amanda Babaei Vieira play two women from vastly different worlds. Pearse takes on …
The Things You Kill, from writer-director Alireza Khatami, was Canada’s selection this past year for Best International Feature Oscar contention, and it’s not hard to see why. While it didn’t …
A massive sleeper hit that has already grossed many times its modest budget at the global box office, writer-director Ian Tuason’s undertone (now playing in theatres everywhere) has been billed …
This week on his review show, Senior writer Andrew Parker takes a look at seven new releases on the film front, including looks at Samara Weaving and Kathryn Newton in …
This week on another edition of Out of Time Reviews (after taking a quick week off), our senior writer is back to give his takes on the much hyped horror …
A forceful, furious blast of feminist energy and wild theatricality, writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal’s genre mash-up The Bride! is like riding shotgun for a righteous crime spree in a car going …
Canadian writer-director Emma Higgins’ new thriller Sweetness (now in Canadian theatres) can be described as both a love letter to the darker side of her teenage years and a culmination …
A well intentioned bit of cinematic advocacy with a strong message, the Kenyan film NAWI: Dear Future Me is basic and not much for subtlety, but effective in its ability …
Rising star Ashton James (previously seen in the exceptional indie film Boxcutter) gets the biggest role of his career to date in the title role of director Hubert Davis’ reimagining …