Agatha Christie adaptations tend to lean heavily on tweeds, fog, and characters of a certain age. Tommy and Tuppence, BritBox's latest Christie series, throws most of that out the window and is considerably more fun for it. This Tommy and Tuppence review finds the show doing something …
North of North Season 2 Is the Best Comedy on Canadian Television Right Now
Everyone's favourite Arctic comedy is back. Season 2 of North of North picks up with Siaja (Anna Lambe) in a familiar bind: on the outs with Ting and her family, winter closing in, tourist season winding down, and her job as tour guide going with it. A lot on her mind, in other words. This …
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Boorman and the Devil Review: What the Documentary Does Well
Oh no, not horror again. Anne Brodie takes one for the team with this Boorman and the Devil review. John Boorman is the director behind two of the most highly regarded films of their era. Point Blank (1967) and Deliverance (1972) were both box office hits focused on men trapped in mortal danger, …
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The Redhead Murders: How a High School Class Solved a Cold Case
True crime aficionados rejoice because the Redhead Murders documentary is here, and you're going to want to catch it on Prime now! In 1985, bodies began appearing along Interstate highways across the American South. Twenty-four women, eleven of them redheads, all strangled, all dumped roadside, …
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Thelma and Louise for the Oughts!
Every once in a while a stunner of a female friendship story shows up and absolutely nails it. Thelma and Louise, of course, was the prime example. Was. Because this review of Ride or Die is here to tell you the next one has arrived. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFGAxkTRAG8 Debbie …