Thunderbolts*
So here we are, deep into the Marvel burnout era, where every new release feels like a post-credits scene from something better that came out five years ago. But against...
Adolescence
At first glance, Netflix’s Adolescence looks like it might be all style over substance — a “one-take” series that sounds like a gimmick cooked up in a marketing brainstorm. But...
Saskatoon Dining: SULU 甦龍
My wife and I got a chance to try out one of Saskatoon’s most-anticipated new restaurants over the weekend — Sulu. This upscale Asian restaurant has taken over the space...
Cocktail Hour – The (Lazy) Southern Gentleman’s Godfather
When people come over to my house for a dashing evening of snacks, records, and conversation, they often partake of one of my signature cocktails. There are a few different...
The Monkey
Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey is the latest in a long line of Stephen King adaptations, this time tackling one of the master’s lesser-known short stories. While King has always been...
A 25th Anniversary Love Letter to The Yard & Flagon
This February marks the 25th anniversary of The Yard & Flagon, a cornerstone of Broadway Avenue and a true Saskatoon institution. If you’ve spent any amount of time in this...
Captain America: Brave New World
Marvel used to be a powerhouse, an unstoppable cinematic machine that churned out hit after hit, balancing spectacle with solid storytelling. But those days are long gone, and Captain America:...
All We Imagine as Light
Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light is one of those films that sneaks up on you. It starts as a quiet, observational drama, unfolding in the lives of two...
The Top 10 Movies I Saw in 2024
It’s that time of year, movie lovers! When we begin to enact our New Year’s resolutions and try to get rid of those holiday pounds, I know it’s time to...
The Best Movies of 2024: #11 to #30 (The Best of the Rest)
I saw hundreds of films this year, some great, some terrible, and some in between. This list is the rest of the Top 30, movies that I deemed good enough...