Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, one of the more highly anticipated biopics in recent years “underperforms” and falls a bit…
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The latest reviews and interviews our team of industry leading film and TV critics.
Kevin Bourne is SHIFTER’s Toronto-based editor-in-chief and Senior Arts & Entertainment Reporter. He has covered some of Canada’s biggest red carpets and press events, interviewing everyone from Kevin Hart and Fast & The Furious Star Tyrese Gibson to Ava DuVernay and Dascha Polanco. A Golden Globe Awards voter and Tomatometer-Approved Critic. As a critic, he has been quoted in film and TV commercials by major studios and network in both Canada and the United States.
Ottawa-based Vladimir Jean-Gilles is a Critics Choice Association Member, Critics Choice Awards voter, and Tomatometer-Approved Critic who has covered premieres from New York and Los Angeles to Toronto and Washington DC. He has interviewed everyone from Colman Domingo to Janelle Monáe.
Season two of Nobody Wants This is “quirky, funny, and well worth the wait” says SHIFTER’s Kevin Bourne. Here’s our…
The Black Movie Hall of Fame is set to move into the redeveloped Boone Theater in Kansas City’s historic 18th…
Although Season 2 was a tough act to follow, in his The Diplomat Season 3 review, Kevin Bourne says the…
The Victoria Beckham Netflix series, simply titled “Victoria Beckham’ is an “inspiration” and ‘a must-watch” for anyone with a dream.…
In his True North film review, Kevin Bourne calls the documentary “a must-see for all Canadians and Black people everywhere.”…
John Candy: I Like Me is an intimate look at the genius, ambitions, and legacy of a Canadian comedy legend.…
Degrassi: Whatever It Takes is some good old Canadiana mixed with nostalgia, and an ode to one of Canada’s greatest…
James Vanderbilt’s historical drama is “dark” and “haunting”, but a “magnificent piece of storytelling.” Here’s our Nuremberg film review. The…
In his Frankenstein film review, Chris Harrison calls Guillermo del Toro’s take on Mary Shelley’s classic a “visual spectacle” that…
Though a stressful film to watch at times, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You boasts excellent acting from Byrne,…
In his Ballad of a Small Player review, Christ Harrison praises its “gorgeous cinematography” and calls it “dark but also…
