Author: Carson Timar
Film Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)
Coming off his directorial debut Molly’s Game, Aaron Sorkin is back expanding his focus from a deeply personal character study to the capturing of a…
Film Review: Possessor (2020)
As the son of legendary director David Cronenberg, Brandon Cronenberg had big shoes to fill and after a smaller feature directorial debut, looks to have…
VIFF 2020 Review: The Reason I Jump (2020)
Why do humans tell stories? This is a question that has been asked and explored throughout the history of humanity with no one answer perfectly…
Film Review: Kill It and Leave This Town (2020)
Despite the medium of animation often being casted aside as a lesser form of storytelling meant for children, every year there are a select number…
FemmeFilmFest20 Review: The Bigamist (Ida Lupino)
Love and relationships are often considered to be sacred and private. When one betrays the social contract which is a relationship, the automatic reaction is…
Fantasia 2020 Review – Sanzaru (2020)
The Fantasia International Film Festival has always been a great showcase for new directors looking to start their careers with some buzz. And the 2020…
Film Review: Peninsula (2020)
After his breakout 2016 zombie thriller hit Train to Busan, it only seemed natural that director Yeon Sang-ho would return to the story. And after…
Film Review: Spree (2020)
With the rise of social media, fame became more accessible than ever. Gaining a large following became achievable for anyone with a recording device and…
Fantasia 2020 Review – Labyrinth of Cinema (2020)
Nobuhiko Obayashi was a true revolutionary of cinema. Most might know the filmmaker for his 1977 cult classic House. Obayashi has steadily been working behind…
Fantasia 2020 Review – Crazy Samurai Musashi (2020)
It seems obvious what the result of a battle between 588 men and 1 samurai would be. With the odds drastically against the samurai, it…
1994 in Film: Little Women
Throughout the history of cinema, the story of the March Sisters has graced the big screen many times. With each edition having its own distinct…
Film Review: Palm Springs (2020)
When a film has a unique concept such as Harold Ramis’ 1993 classic Groundhog Day, it naturally should be expected that other films will follow….
Film Review: Greyhound (2020)
Still in its infancy, Apple TV+ is still in the process of finding its identity and building their original media catalog with new and exciting…
Film Review: First Cow (2020)
Continuing to partner with interesting smaller filmmakers giving much larger audiences the chance to hear these unique voices, Kelly Reichardt has impressed many with features…
