THE SPARKS BROTHERS – Hot Docs 2021 review
Edgar Wright takes on the idiosyncratic pop duo Sparks in The Sparks Brothers, a thorough and often hilarious new documentary.
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WRATH OF MAN review: Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunite for a grim heist thriller
Director Guy Ritchie and star Jason Statham try to recapture their SNATCH energy in WRATH OF MAN, a grim new heist thriller.
ROCKFIELD: THE STUDIO ON THE FARM – Hot Docs 2021 review
ROCKFIELD: THE STUDIO ON THE FARM focuses on the legendary Welch farm studio that produced albums from Black Sabbath, Oasis, Coldplay, and The Stone Roses.
STAR WARS: THE BAD BATCH is the perfect entry point into the rich Star Wars animated universe
STAR WARS: THE BAD BATCH is the first new Star Wars show for Disney+ since the Mandalorian, and expands on the animated world set in Clone Wars and Rebels.
Teenage Fanclub searches for the light on ‘Endless Arcade’ [Review]
Teenage Fanclub is back with Endless Arcade, their first new album in five years. Read our review here.
NEWS OF THE WORLD 4K UHD review: Tom Hanks leads a visually-stunning homage to classic Westerns
Director Paul Greengrass reunites with his Captain Phillips star Tom Hanks for this moving and stylish Western. Rad our review of the new 4K Ultra HD disc here.
Don’t Peek SXSW 2021 review: This Animal Crossing horror short will scare you off your Nintendo Switch
Don’t Peek screened as part of the 2021 online SXSW Film Festival. You can find all of our coverage from this year’s edition here. If you spent the better part [Read more...]
Like a House on Fire: Montreal filmmaker Jesse Noah Klein on his moving new drama starring Veep’s Sarah Sutherland
Montreal filmmaker Jesse Noah Klein on his new film LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE, a moving drama starring Sarah Sutherland, Hubert Lenoir, and Jared Abrahamson.
SXSW 2021 music documentary review roundup: Tom Petty, Poly Styrene, Sparks, and more
Reviews of a number of great music documentaries from SXSW 2021 including Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free, The Sparks Brothers, Without Getting Killed or Caught, and more.
JAKOB’S WIFE puts a welcome feminist spin on classic horror tropes [SXSW 2021 review]
Barbara Crampton stars as a repressed wife who undergoes a bloody transformation in the darkly comic JAKOB’S WIFE. Read our review here.