The new X-Men flick is exciting and confusing
Our series exploring Montreal-shot movies tackles Bryan Singer’s latest, X-Men: Days of Future Past.
This body-swap melodrama is oddly compelling
Our series exploring Montreal-shot movies tackles Vincent Perez’s The Secret, starring David Duchovny and Olivia Thirlby.
George Clooney just isn’t a great director
Our series exploring Montreal-shot movies tackles Clooney’s debut, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, which is more memorable for the gossip it generated than the film itself.
Of Unknown Origin pits local man against rat
Our series exploring Montreal-shot films continues with horror flick Of Unknown Origin, starring Peter Weller as a man disrupted by a single rat.
When Montreal became a B-movie star
Our series exploring Montreal-shot films continues with action flick No Good Deed starring Milla Jovovich and Samuel L. Jackson.
Queb classic Un zoo la nuit kind of sucks
A restored version of Jean-Claude Lauzon’s 1987 film was screened this week, prefaced by a self-congratulatory spectacle feat. tiresome/hateful local media figures. Eugh.
White House Down: delirious exuberance
Our series exploring Montreal-shot films continues with today’s release, presidential action film White House Down.
Belushi is a ruiner
Our series exploring Montreal-shot films continues with neo-noir Bateman and Belushi flick One Way Out, just in time for Arrested Development’s return this weekend.
Cyberbully coats issues in cheese
Our series on Montreal-shot films continues with much-maligned, after-school-special-esque TV movie Cyberbully.
The Factory and the decline of Cusack
Our series exploring Montreal-shot films continues with this sleazy thriller, shot almost five years ago but only making its inauspicious debut on DVD last month.