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Bio-Weapons: Cregger Plays A Game
Elouan Thomas • November 2, 2026
"Yeah! Video games!" - Bryan Hodukavich, Resident Evil (2026) Read More
NAZA: When the Perpetrators Tell the Story
Maria Hamdaoui • November 2, 2026
New documentary uses Israeli soldier testimony to examine destruction of Gaza Read More
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Sophie Lamontagne • October 27, 2026
Between Tim Curry’s theatrical defiance to Dolly Parton’s enduring compassion, these two cultural icons have helped generations of LGBTQ+ people embrace their identities, find community, and live unapologetically Read More
“This Was Missing In Montreal”
Kate Hansen • October 26, 2026
Queer Cinema Club Montreal founder Jeremie Romain on bringing queer history to the city’s big screens Read More
A (Not-So) Montreal Story
Olivia Epstein • September 14, 2026
A local perspective on why Mile End Kicks fails to live up to its name Read More
Another Doomed Love Story: The American Media & Carolyn Bessette
Lily Tasson • March 23, 2026
FX’s new show puts an iconic couple under a new lens Read More
TVM Reveals the First Issue of Post-Credits Magazine
Charley Tamagno • March 23, 2026
A new platform for creative film interpretation. Read More
Review: Hamnet, The Retelling of a Lost Figure
Chiara Sainz Lipscomb • March 23, 2026
A classic told through a shadowed figure Read More
The Gentrification of Online Fandom Spaces
Héloïse Durning • March 23, 2026
How publishing corporations are ruining fanfiction Read More
“Wuthering Heights” and Modern Art History: A Niche Venn Diagram
Lyla Burt • March 16, 2026
As a second-year psychology and physiology student, I have found myself in the trenches of monotonous prerequisites. However, between my Organic Chem and Psych Stats classes, I always manage to take one engaging elective every semester. This semester, my “escapist” elective is a modern art history class. In… Read More
“Wuthering Heights” and the Rejection of Complexity
Sarah Toman • February 23, 2026
Emily Brontë’s iconic story withers away in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation Read More
The Death of the Rom-Com
Julia Apitz-Grossman • February 16, 2026
Is the Hollywood rom-com dead, or are we falling out of love with it? Something is in the air in the movie world, and it isn’t love. For decades, romantic comedies were a Hollywood staple, drawing audiences in to laugh, cry, and believe, even just for a couple… Read More
Wake Up Dead Man’s Failure at Bringing Its Characters to Life
Sarah Toman • February 2, 2026
What happens when murder suspects are as lifeless as the victim? Read More
From Paper to Screen: People We Meet on Vacation
Julia Lok • January 26, 2026
New York Times bestselling author’s recent film adaptation of one of her popular romance books *Spoilers ahead!* My 2026 New Year’s resolution is to read more books. While I love purchasing new ones, I decided that while home during winter break, I would gather the collection I had… Read More
Partition by Dr. Diana Allan: Reclaiming British archival footage
Youmna El Halabi • January 26, 2026
An interview with the mind behind the RIDM’s Grand Prix’s 2025 Winner Read More
