SXSW 2020: FOR MADMEN ONLY dives into the mad genius of comedy legend Del Close
Heather Ross’ documentary takes a mind-bending look at the eccentric improv instructor who nurtured the biggest names in comedy.
Interviews
Peach Pit’s Neil Smith on his quarantine survival tips and releasing ‘You and Your Friends’ during a pandemic
We speak to the Peach Pit frontman about the band’s first new album in nearly three years.
Interview: Run This Town’s Mena Massoud on navigating from Aladdin to the morally complex world of Rob Ford
We speak to Mena Massoud about his gritty new thriller Run This Town, set amidst the crack video scandal of former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
Interview: Color Out of Space director Richard Stanley on letting Nicolas Cage go wild, and bringing the “unfilmable” H.P. Lovecraft story to the screen
Richard Staley is back with his first feature film in decades with the wild Color Out of Space.
Interview: Hot Water Music’s Jason Black on the origins and legacy of No Division and Caution
The band is performing both fan-favourite albums in full for their 25th-anniversary tour.
Interview: Wrestling legend Vampiro on his new documentary, the 80s Montreal punk scene, Milli Vanilli, and much more
The Mexican wrestling legend on his difficult reaction to the new documentary Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro.
Fantasia 2019: THE ART OF SELF-DEFENSE writer-director Riley Stearns on his subversive dark comedy
A brutal and hilarious mix of Brazil and Fight Club, the surreal film is one of the best of the year.
’77 Montreal: Bad Religion’s Brian Baker on Age of Unreason, Trump, and the band’s 40th anniversary plans
We catch up with Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker ahead of the band’s headlining appearance at ’77 Montreal.
’77 Montreal: OFF!’s Keith Morris is still as fired up as ever
We chat with the West Coast punk legend about his time in Black Flag, the ambitious Watermelon project with OFF!, his upcoming appearance at ’77 Montreal, and more.
Just for Laughs: The Nasty Show host Bobby Lee is thriving by keeping it real
We speak to The Slept King about his unique career trajectory, his love of Margaret Cho, and why he’s still waiting for that Crazy Rich Asians career bump.