Canadian Movie Crew

Academy Award winner Alicia Vikander takes up the role of Lara Croft in the latest adaptation of the very popular video game franchise.  This is Lara’s origin story as she must track down her missing father and stop a possible … Continue reading →

Scott White re-joins the boys and we take a look Charles Bronson’s Death Wish 3.  The lone gunman from the first two Death Wishes returns to help clear a New York neighbourhood of the gang of creeps that has descended … Continue reading →

A family is travelling to take their out-of-control daughter to boarding school but they must spend a night at an empty trailer park.  Soon they discover they are not alone and the Strangers are on the hunt.  Does this sequel … Continue reading →

Comedian Scott White makes his Or Is It? return with a gem of a comedy/horror movie.  Microwave Massacre is the story of a construction worker who discovers that he enjoys cannibalism, prostitutes, and murdering.  There’s really nothing more we can … Continue reading →

Bruce Willis stars in this Charles Bronson remake of a man whose family is attacked during a home invasion/robbery and turns vigilante to seek his revenge.  Paul Tersey is dubbed “The Grim Reaper” for his seemingly uncaring killings as he … Continue reading →

When we announced 3-Quel Month, you HAD to know this one was coming.  Yes, we wrap up 3-Quel Month with Transformers: Dark of the Moon.  Shia LeBouef is back as Sam Witwicky as he searches for a new job, fends … Continue reading →

The Terminator franchise rolls on as does our 3-Quel Month.  Arnie is back as the T-800 and this time, he’s defending John Connor and his future wife against a female Terminator.  We go over this mess of a timeline, it’s … Continue reading →

It’s the first big blockbuster of 2018 and what a blockbuster it was.  Raking in over $200 million in it’s first weekend scoring the fifth highest box office opening of all time.  So it’s likely that you saw it too!  T’Challa’s … Continue reading →

3-Quel Month rolls on with the much maligned Spiderman 3.  Peter Parker is an ass, Mary Jane is a bitch, Harry Osborne is a prick, The Sandman is emo, and Venom needs a shoehorn to fit into the movie.  So … Continue reading →

It’s the climax of the multi-million dollar Fifty Shades series.  All of the roads of storylines, conflicts, and kinky-fuckery have led to this movie.  And it’s the greatest of the three.  I know we don’t normally spoil our thoughts in … Continue reading →

The Earth is going through a power crisis.  Gas, electric, wind, and solar power sources are all failing and the world’s countries are ready to go to war.  It’s up to the crew of the Shepard to successfully complete their … Continue reading →

Final Destination 3 breaks all of the rules and takes the Final Destination series in a whole new direction.  Just kidding!  It’s the exact same save for the inciting event is a roller coaster crash.  But it does have Benjamin … Continue reading →

The widow of the inventor of the Winchester rifle has built a giant mansion with many rooms to contain the ghosts of those who were killed by the famous firearm.  A psychologist is called in by the Winchester Corporation to … Continue reading →

Of course we checked out the second one, why wouldn’t we?  Mean Mark takes the second step into the cinematic world of mommy porn as he and Sean Taylor provide their commentary to Fifty Shades Darker.  Anastasia Steele and Christian … Continue reading →

It’s 1966, the Vietnam War rages on and America is being lied to by President Richard Nixon and his government.  A investigative report about the legitimacy of the war has shown America is in a losing battle and the fledgling … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to watch a shitty movie with the Crew?  Now, you can.  In preparation for this year’s release of Fifty Shades Freed, Sean Taylor and Mean Mark are sitting down and going through the … Continue reading →

Ah, the 80s.  G.I. Joe was one of the biggest toy brands on the market.  With a hit cartoon show on the airways, it was only a matter of time.  But failing to learn from Transformers and He-Man, G.I. Joe decided … Continue reading →

2017 was a hell of a year in film.  There were some monster highs and valley lows.  As is tradition here on Film Studies, we break down the best of the best and the worst of the worst, handing out … Continue reading →

After a premonition keeps a young student from dying in a tragic vehicle accident, Death chases down everyone who was supposed to die one by one.  Sound familiar?  Yep.  Final Destination proves that you CAN go back to the well … Continue reading →