Performer of the Year: Michael Greyeyes
2021 was a great year for performances but only one can be named Performer of the Year. Shea Vassar explores… Read More
January 19, 2022
Shea Vassar
Shea Vassar is a ᏣᎳᎩ film nerd & huge fan of coffee, cats, and the OKC Thunder.
Revisiting The Sopranos’ Columbus Day Episode
The Sopranos is great at showing how ignorant mobsters can be. Read More
October 11, 2021
‘The Many Saints of Newark’ is a Solid Mobster Film
Whether you're a fan of The Sopranos or not, this is a solid tale of mobsters and morality. Read More
September 28, 2021
TIFF 2021: ‘Night Raiders’ is a Sci-Fi Film with More Intent than Entertainment
Danis Goulet's Indigenous feature tackles heavy historic truths through a dystopian story. Read More
September 16, 2021
Back to the Movies: Theaters Might Be Opening But I’m Staying Home
While some cinephiles are heading back to the in-person cinema experience, there are a few who are content staying home. Read More
May 27, 2021
Hulu’s ‘Sasquatch’ Digs Into Some Sinister Stuff
Bigfoot, marijuana, and humanity: what more could you need in a true crime story? Thankfully, Hulu's new series has all… Read More
April 20, 2021
Robin Wright’s ‘Land’ is a Bland Portrait of the Grieving Process
Wright’s directorial debut might capture the beauty of Wyoming but the story will put you to sleep. Read More
February 3, 2021
‘Wild Indian’ Continues a Native Filmmaking Renaissance
Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.'s first feature film is daring, dark, and dramatic while commenting on some tough subjects regarding the… Read More
February 2, 2021
‘Censor’ is Unafraid to Ask Difficult Questions
Prano Bailey-Bond’s first venture into feature filmmaking isn't perfect, but it sure does a decent job to bring up some… Read More
January 29, 2021