Courtesy of Richard Bates Jr
If you thought that you had the worst family relationship in existence, your clearly haven’t seen Trash Fire.
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Film Review: Trash Fire (Fantasia Festival)
Film Review: Tank 432 (Fantasia Fest)
Courtesy of Kaleidescope Film Distribution
Trapped in a tank and slowly going crazy? That’s Tank 432.
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Film Review: The Phantom Detective (Fantasia Festival)
Courtesy of CJ Entertainment
It’s shocking how difficult it is to pull off a noir detective vibe without coming off as cheesy and/or losing the tone. So it’s a credit to The Phantom Detective that it is so damn entertaining.
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Film Review: Embers (Fantasia Festival)
Courtesy of Chaotic Good
At least once a year at Fantasia Fest, a film comes along like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, promising genre conventions and eschewing them for something altogether different. That’s Embers.
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Film Review: Train To Busan (Fantasia Festival)
Courtesy of Well Go USA/ Contents Panda
Hot on the heels of its explosive debut at Cannes and its record breaking opening in South Korea, Train To Busan proved its mettle to a sold-out Fantasia Fest audience.
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Film Review: The Unseen (Fantasia Festival)
Courtesy of Telefilm Canada and Goonworks Films
What if the Invisible Man relocated to northern Canada and became a compelling combination of a crime film and a family drama? That’s The Unseen.
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The B*tch Watch: July 2016 TV Preview
July is no June (thank heavens), but there’s still a choice selection of new and returning shows vying for your precious eyeball time as we head into the heart of the summer.
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Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival 2016: Kiki
Courtesy of Story AB, Hard Working Movies, and Film Väst
Our final film review of the 2016 Inside Out LGBT Film Festival is Kiki (2016), a documentary by Swedish filmmaker Sara Jordenö and Twiggy Pucci Garcon about voguing in NY.
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Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival 2016 Interview: Bianca Del Rio & Matt Kugelman
On the eve of the world debut of their feature-length fiction film Hurricane Bianca at the 2016 Inside Out LGBT Film Festival, Roy Haylock, the real life persona of drag queen Bianca Del Rio and his close friend, director Matt Kugelman, sat down with me to discuss their opinions about making a film about homophobia in Texas, what it means to be crowdfunded and how the film got Bianca in trouble with the folks at Drag Race.
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Watch With Us: June 2016
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