Canadian Movie Crew

In the 1980s, Lou Ferrigno played the legendary hero Hercules in a pair of movies meant to excite young boys and titillate stay at home moms. Because we didn’t initially know that there were two of them, we reviewed the … Continue reading →

A young priest goes to China after his parents are killed in a horrific car fire that’s too tragic for the movie to show. He then becomes a “dragon warrior” which gives him the ability to turn into a dinosaur. … Continue reading →

Another two-for-one from quarantined isolation. This time, we’re depressing ourselves with two isolation themed horror films, Vivarium and The Platform. First, a young couple looking for a house gets tricked into a maze of a suburban neighbourhood that they cannot … Continue reading →

Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, a drilling facility experiences a major malfunction. The entire facility collapses and all but six lucky employees survive. Now they have to get to the escape pods before being killed by the … Continue reading →

What would you do wish seven wishes? What would you do with seven wishes that each come with a blood sacrifice? Claire Shannon found out. But luckily, she chose to wish for money and popularity rather than wishing her dead … Continue reading →

With the worldwide pandemic is full effect, we’re taking a look at movies released on streaming services. This time around, we take a look at two Netflix originals. First, Ryan Ryenolds stars in an action-packed adventure where he forms a … Continue reading →

Scott White returns with a second movie from the Death Wish franchise. This time, Paul Kersey is dating a fashion designer who becomes the target of her mafia ex-husband. Then, well . . . it’s Death Wish so just guess … Continue reading →

In a world where the political landscape is more toxic than it’s ever been, comes a movie that splits the rights and lefts both literally and violently. A group of wealthy Liberal elites kidnap and hunt down a group of … Continue reading →

Cecilia (Cee) has left her abusive boyfriend, Adrian, and trying to get into a normal life. Finally, news comes that Adrian has committed suicide. No longer afraid to face the world, Cee starts to see and hear things leading her … Continue reading →

An American woman, hot off the heels of a bad break up, travels to England for a nanny job. But soon, she learns that she’ll be taking care of a three foot doll of a boy rather than a real … Continue reading →

Well, after the Internet bitched and complained, Sonic finally has been released. Was it worth it? We have two very special guests to help us decided. Derek sits down with comedians Dylan Rhymer and Mike Storck to review this controversial … Continue reading →

It’s the spin-off from DC’s much maligned Suicide Squad but starring Suicide Squad’s favourite character, Harley Quinn. She’s broken up with “Mista J” and without his protection, she’s wanted dead by every lowlife and scumbag in Gotham City. But she’s … Continue reading →

It’s the beginning of Season 9 here on Film Studies and we’re kicking it off with a January horror release called The Turning. Mackenzie Davis is a live-in nanny to a young girl and her older brother in a creepy … Continue reading →

Another year has come and gone so it’s time for our annual Year in Review show. The show where we hand out awards to movies and stars who won’t show up to accept them. But hey, that means no long, … Continue reading →

In 1977, a bold new movie hit theatres and changed the Hollywood blockbuster forever. In 2019, the Skywalker Saga comes to an end. Rey’s lineage is finally revealed, the ultimate battle between good and evil, and the end of the … Continue reading →

Thor. The God of Thunder. Son of Odin and brother to Loki. If you’re familiar with the Chris Hemsworth/MCU version of Thor, you don’t have any idea what this movie is talking about! Scott White joins us for a look … Continue reading →

In this, the sixth film in the Terminator franchise, a new threat is on the horizon and Grace, a cybernetic-enhanced human from the future, comes back in time to protect Danni with help from Sarah Connor from the evil Terminator … Continue reading →

It’s been ten years since Columbus formed a family with Tallahasee, Witchita, and Little Rock and now there’s dissension among them. Little Rock and Witchita run off again and when Little Rock leaves Witchita for a young man named Berkely, … Continue reading →

It’s the most controversial and crowd-splitting movies of the year. Joaquin Phoenix brings to life a dark and gritty origin story of Batman’s most infamous villains, The Joker. Normally shrouded in mystery, we finally get to see what turned a … Continue reading →

Comedian and part-time co-host Scott White is live and in studio and brings us a Marvel movie you’ve likely never seen. It’s the story of a new sheriff in a small, Louisiana town having to deal with feuding locals, protesters, … Continue reading →