Five Budget-Friendly Activities for Your Fall Adventures in Montreal
As temperatures cool down and we pull our knit sweaters out of hibernation, fall is in full swing! There’s so…
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The Peel Street Cinema Experience
Peel Street Cinema—formerly the Film Society—shows classic movies every Tuesday inside of a nineteenth-century townhouse on Peel Street. On September…
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Can a Regular Field of Dreams Game Help Revive The Sport of Baseball?
“If you build it, he will come” (Ray Liotta, Field of Dreams, 1989). The MLB heeded the advice of ‘Shoeless’…
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A Definitive Ranking of Steven Yeun’s Filmography
Earlier this month, Steven Yeun made history as the first Asian-American man to receive an Oscar nomination for best actor,…
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Fokus Film Festival 2020 Brings Student Films to a Laptop Near You
Whether a diehard cinephile or a novice filmmaker, Fokus Film Festival provides McGill students with the opportunity to share their…
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‘Contagion’ in the Age of Corona
It’s been ten years since I watched Contagion, yet even after all this time, there is one edit I remember…
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The Killer Effects of Glorifying True Crime
If you’re anything like me, chances are you’ve spent the last couple weeks binging one of Netflix’s new crime shows….
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The Problem with ‘Jojo Rabbit’? It’s Missing a Monster
This article contains major spoilers for Jojo Rabbit. A few minutes into Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit, the Academy Award-winning “anti-hate…
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War is Hell… So is Sitting Through ‘1917’
1917 exists, first and foremost, to give itself a medal of honour: a war film made to look like two…
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Why So Serious?
As Oscar season approaches, 2019’s Joker is surging back into the news cycle. With 11 nominations, the hype is warranted….
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