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Greyhound

Greyhound, starring Tom Hanks, is a nail-biting World War II naval battle film that probably could have been great, but instead, comes out merely watchable.
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Because You’ve Seen Silence Of The Lambs So Many Times

Kim takes us on a trip down memory lane to a time when the world’s biggest problem was just a few measly serial killers. It’s
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Color Adjustment – Spotlight on Marlon Riggs (Part 3)

Taylor continues with his retrospective on Marlon Riggs. This week, he examines his documentary Color Adjustment, an examination of black representation on television. Color Adjustment (1991) finds
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Babyteeth

First time feature-length director Shannon Murphy comes through with an immensely charming and suitably quirky flick about falling in love and dying out of Australia.
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Ron’s Album Picks – The Hold Steady

Ron has another album recommendation for us, just in time for Canada Day. This time it’s for Brooklyn-based, long standing alt rock stalwarts The Hold Steady.
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Haim – Women In Music Pt. III

Haim are back with a new album that shows tremendous growth for the trio of sisters. Women In Music is the perfect summer album to chill with.
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Because You’ve Seen The Goonies So Many Times

Are you sick of The Goonies? Kim has a solid recommendation for a similar kid-oriented fantasy adventure flick that will surely hit that nostalgia sweet spot.
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Lazy Sunday Rewatch – Inside Man

This weekend, we take a look at Spike Lee’s 2006 heist thriller. The film is a rare example of rooting for both the cops and robbers.

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Greyhound

July 12th, 2020 | by Craig Silliphant

Greyhound, starring Tom Hanks, is a nail-biting World War II naval battle film that probably could have been great, but

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Because You’ve Seen Silence Of The Lambs So Many Times

July 7th, 2020 | by Kim Kurtenbach

Kim takes us on a trip down memory lane to a time when the world’s biggest problem was just a

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Color Adjustment – Spotlight on Marlon Riggs (Part 3)

July 5th, 2020 | by Taylor Cuddihy

Taylor continues with his retrospective on Marlon Riggs. This week, he examines his documentary Color Adjustment, an examination of black representation on