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2015 TIFF: Soi Cheang, Takashi Miike, Sean Byrne & Jeremy Saulnier Bloody-up the Midnight Madness Programme
Hong Kong's Soi Cheang, Japan's Takashi Miike, Australia's Sean Byrne and American filmmaker Jeremy Saulnier are among the returning names to populate TIFF's Midnight...
Man of Tai Chi | Review
Tai Me Up Tai Me Down: Reeves’ Directorial Debut a B Grade Vanity Project
Keanu Reeves. Hardly as woeful as you might assume, the directorial...
The Raid: Redemption | Review
Slaughterhouse Orchestra: Gareth Evans Offers Full Course Action Meal
There’s nothing innately wrong with a one trick pony, and kudos to the film that knows...
Chocolate | DVD Review
"...just watching JeeJa Yanin do her thing, being all meek and quiet one moment only to burst forth with fury and rage when confronted with injustice is a treat to behold. If you're into martial arts films, Chocolate is required viewing. The fight scenes are brutally beautiful, choreographed to perfection, and the story is a nice change of pace from what fans are used to.
Bitch Slap, Daybreakers and Jennifer’s Body Fill TiFF’s Midnight Madness
Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig will have the world preem for Daybreakers, Michael J. Bassett does the same with Solomon Kane and Jaume Balaguero's [Rec] 2 will receive its North American preem here. On my must see radar in terms of coverage, I might add the Faster Pussycat homage - a Rick Jacobson's campy side-dish called Bitch Slap.
