Horses to the slaughter : the frontless war
A tragic lesson was learned when the mounted soldiers and their horses rode into the war-torn front, with the barbed-wire trenches and the clouds of poisonous gas that The Great …
Keith Hodder
Peterborough’s Galaxy Cineplex amps it up
As many of us turn to Netflix and other means of watching films at home, movie theatres have been making strides in technology to make the movie-going experience something that …
The history of Netflix
Netflix. It’s become a hobby, a binge-watching phenomenon, and as of recent, a meme. It’s the cellphone of the entertainment industry. Soon there will be a time where some of …
ReFrame Peterborough International Film Festival
Documentaries are the spotlights of the cinema toolkit. They have the power to highlight and expose social issues that have been exiled in the darkness. They have the ability to …
Movie review: My Student Loan (2003)
Student debt. Cue the losing jingle from The Price is Right. It’s an issue that most of us face, one that induces anxiety and panic. What’s most unfortunate is that …
Movie review: 5 to 7 (2014)
Romantic comedies have been a cinematic mainstay. No matter the season or the holiday, the state of world affairs or the trends in cinema, they have remained and persevered. Say …
Movie Review: Beasts of No Nation (2015)
With the rise of Netflix came the fall of video rental stores – other than the odd convenience chain that still clings to the practice of yesteryear. And while it …
Film Review: Midnight in Paris (2011)
We all delve into a little bit of “golden age thinking” from time to time, the thought that our present is far less exciting and meaningful than the past. Perhaps …
If you talk in the movie theatre, you’re an asshole
The movie theatre is a dying platform. It crumbles under the weight of Netflix, ticket prices, and piracy – not to mention that most are just too plain lazy to …
Movie Review: Carnage (2011)
As many of us mature, we feel as though we are taking the necessary steps to become members of the civilized population, leaving behind our infantile impulses. We feel wise …