BRAZIL
An unmatched, albeit dated, display of unruly genius from 1985
GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE
Sci-fi comedy with some provocative concepts and an unfocused narrative
MERRY CHRISTMAS
A Bollywood Christmas movie with everything you’d expect
STAND BY ME
In remembering the recently deceased Rob Reiner, I’ll be taking the good with the bad. Here’s the good…
THE RUNNING MAN (1987)
The original adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, hailing from 1987
TREMORS
One of the stand-out horror fests of the nineties
R. I. P. Howard Stern
No, Howard Stern is not dead, but he might as well be
AMANITA PESTILENS
This eco-horror tinged psychodrama had the distinction of being the first Canadian live-action feature to be filmed in color
CANADIAN BACON
The last film appearance by the late John Candy and the first (and only) fictional film directed by Michael Moore. It plays exactly as you’d expect it to.
CRUSH (1992)
A product of the nineties indie film scene, when dark and twisted were in and commercial considerations were very much out