Like his previously scripts for the films 21 Grams, Babel and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, director Guillermo Arriaga, with The Burning Plain tells a multilayered, multidirectional story in...

After years of waiting, the fan-favourite ode to October 31st has finally made its way to DVD shelves everywhere, and the important question now to contemplate is just what the...

We’ve all had that experience where we see something awesome; gush about it till the cows come home; tell our friends, tell our neighbours, tell our bank tellers, tell our...

Contrary to popular myth, those that enjoy and appreciate the work of Michael Moore do not necessarily agree with everything he says. Moore’s thesis with Capitalism: A Love Story seems...

Hyperbole is a wonderful thing, and listening to a filmmaker talk about “their vision” and showing their film “the way it was meant to be seen” you can almost believe...

For a long time, Max Brook’s Zombie Survival Guide was kept in the humour section of the bookstore. I read it, it isn’t funny. That’s not to say that it’s...

Off to a rough start, The Invention of Lying, at first, seemed inappropriately named. It occurred to me that the movie should have been called “World of Rudeness” or “The...

I was a fan of Our Lady Peace at their beginnings in the mid 90s and their most intense, acclaimed albums Naveed and Clumsy. While the...

Although this is my first time hearing his music, Busdriver has been on the scene since the mid 90s. In that time, the LA-based rapper has...

Drew Barrymore has made some interesting choices a producer whether shepherding Charlie’s Angels to becoming a camp hit or championing something small and more potent like...