Tracing the rise of the internet Troll, Troll Inc. is the story of a hidden battle between an army of trolls as they battle corporate America, the media and political correctness. Wrongfully convicted...
I’ve been interested in seeing A Quiet Place since I first heard of it. I like the idea of the concept, the simplicity of it. Starring Emily Blunt, who has been great in many good things lately is a d...
By Finley Crebolder. Cast your minds back to last July’s Spiderman: Homecoming, and more specifically, it’s post-credits scene, where Captain America speaks directly to the audience about patience, sa...
Canadian filmmaker Bruce LaBruce’s film, The Misandrists is a tongue-in-cheek ode to the feminist movement and queer cinema. Set ‘somewhere in Ger(wo)many’, the film centres on a group of girls known ...
Jeremie Battaglia’s debut documentary, Perfect, follows the Canadian synchronised swimming team over the course of a year leading up to the 2016 Rio Olympics Qualifiers. Framing the beauty alongside t...
