Skirting Around “Otherness”
In this week’s installment, resident TV critic Shazia analyzes representations of the “differently abled” and the actors who play them.
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Halloween & Halloween: Or How We Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Boogeyman
Just as trick-or-treaters start rolling into town, Tom Nixon talks about Halloween and the evolution of its “heroes” in the past decades.
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The Top Ten Scariest Films of All Time (as of now)
This Halloween, film critic Jay Sizemore talks about his list of the film world’s scariest scaries.
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A Whiff of the TIFF: The Double
Daumoun Khakpour continues his presentation of this year’s TIFF films, with a review of Richard Ayoade’s The Double.
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Nothing Beside Remains
Articles Editor Mahnoor Yawar stands in for Shazia this week as she pays tribute to the dearly departed Breaking Bad.
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A Whiff of the TIFF: Errol Morris’ The Unknown Known
Our TIFF 2013 column returns with Daumoun Khakpour’s review of Errol Morris’ The Unknown Known.
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A Whiff of the TIFF: Sorrentino’s The Great Beauty
Daumoun Khakpour lets you have another whiff of the TIFF, discussing Paolo Sorrentino’s latest film The Great Beauty (La Grande Bellezza).
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A Whiff of the TIFF
In the first in a series of features covering the Toronto International Film Festival, Contributing Editor Daumoun Khakpour shares his first impressions on this year’s festival.
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You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Can Glee manage a poignant, sensitive tribute to its fallen cast member? Shazia Ahmad muses on how other shows have dealt with actor mortality.
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Private Theatre: The Act of Killing
Tom Nixon reviews Joshua Oppenheimer’s extraordinary project, The Act of Killing.
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