Scrap: Review. By Joe Muldoon Beginning its life in 2018 as a 20-minute short of the same name (directed this time by Leena Pendharkar), Scrap is writer-director-lead Vivian Kerr’s latest project. Kerr stars as Beth, a young single mother trying to balance parenthood, job-hunting, and basic self-care. Recently having been made
Rebel Ridge: Another Review. By Jake Peffer. Rebel Ridge follows the story of Terry Richmond (Aaron Pierre), an ex-Marine who is on his way to post bail for his cousin. Along the way he is stopped by two police officers who end up taking the cash he planned to use
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice – Another Review. By Daniel Rester. It's been 36 years since Tim Burton broke out onto the scene with his sophomore film Beetlejuice (1988). The cult classic features one of Michael Keaton's most memorable turns, and it was a big stepping stone for Winona Ryder's career as well. Now
Wonder Boy: Theatre Review Wonder Boy, written by Ross Willis at just 20, is bursting with energy and charm. Directed by the creative Sally Cookson, the show stands out for its use of clever projected captioning, making it accessible and inclusive without being heavy-handed. Packed with humour, it touches on deeper
Rebel Ridge – Review. By Daniel Rester. Writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s latest project, Rebel Ridge, feels like a callback to the post-Vietnam films where veterans would take on corrupt systems. First Blood (1982) especially comes to mind as Saulnier focuses more on tense situations and character psychology than a death count. People
