Movies

Two Evil Eyes

Two of the greatest horror filmmakers of all time tag-team the works of Edgar Allan Poe in this anthology, which sees Romero direct The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar and Argento helm The Black Cat. Featuring Harvey Keitel, Adrienne Barbeau and the FX work of Tom Savini!

Ip Man

OTTAWA PREMIERE | THE MAYFAIR GOES TO WAR Not only was this semi-historical biopic of Yip Man – Bruce Lee’s kung fu master – voted the best Asian film at the 2010 Fantasia Film Festival, it’s received rave reviews on the art house circuit as well. Add action direction by

Splice

If you like early Cronenberg, you’ll love this film, which shows why Sarah Polley and Adrien Brody should not experiment with human cloning: not because it’s illegal and ethically questionable, but because they’re just really, really bad parents.

Done The Impossible: The Fans’ Tale Of Firefly And Serenity

OTTAWA PREMIERE | SUNDAY NIGHT GEEK NIGHT Adam Baldwin hosts this fan-centric chronicle of the rise and fall and rise of Joss Whedon’s cult sci-fi western series Firefly, and its feature-film reincarnation, Serenity. Miss this, and I will curse you in Chinese.

Grown Ups

Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and Rob Schneider urinate in public pools, suffer hilarious injuries and learn heartwarming life lessons. They grow up so fast.

Das Boot

THE MAYFAIR GOES TO WAR “They made us all train for this day. ‘To be fearless and proud and alone. To need no one, just sacrifice. All for the Fatherland.’ Oh God, all just empty words. It’s not the way they said it was, is it? I just want someone

Ballad of Ramblin’ Jack, The

PRESENTED BY THE OTTAWA FOLK FESTIVAL Before you see Ramblin’ Jack Elliott at the 2010 OFF, see this documentary portrait of him, and learn how he links Woody Guthrie to Bob Dylan. The film travels America and unearths rare current and archival footage and interviews to prove, as Arlo Guthrie

Death Wish 3

If he can’t find justice… he’ll make his own! When Charles Bronson returns to NYC to vigilante it up against a neighbourhood-terrorizing gang, he starts by shooting them with regular guns, but eventually resorts – in what is undoubtedly the greatest climax in film history – to a rocket launcher.

Good, The Bad, The Weird, The

Cult filmmaker Ji-woon Kim’s kimchi-marinated remix of Leone’s classic transplants the familiar three-way outlaw rivalry to 1930s Japanese-occupied Manchuria, and fills it with “an eye-popping train robbery, followed by a balls-out siege, and then a super-cool heist” (AV Club) – for starters.

Long Pigs

OTTAWA PREMIERE This mockumentary profile of a cannibalistic killer manages a neat trick, making the most of its low budget and effectively mixing very unsettling horror with “clever comedy and media-critical commentary.” (Eye Weekly) What’s a long pig, you ask? You are.

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