Because Hollywood won’t stop until there are no YA books left. Not one.

The Conjuring is, in its basest form, a ghost story. And, while ghost stories are usually pretty terrifying, in their own little way, there’s USUALLY a get-out clause of some kind. Haunted houses, for example, are just that; haunted houses. Ghost stays in, you run outside screaming and bag yourself a room at the local…

The Heat is the Bridesmaids (2011) follow-up director Paul Feig should have given us sooner, because it is a positive titan of its genre. Starring Sandra Bullock (The Blind Side, The Proposal, our fever dreams) and Melissa McCarthy (Bridesmaids), the plot follows the sisterly evolution of Bullock’s emotionally crippled FBI Agent Ashburn and McCarthy’s trigger-happy…

Forget the sunshine, it’s just sixteen days until BFF blows the roof off this business. Again.

Sarah Polley exposes her family history, in particular the legacy of her mother, in a way that is heartfelt, funny and very very smart. That is the story she tells, but what does it really expose? What is true? What is truth? Polley’s film is ostensibly a documentary, but the truths it reveals are often…

Kinloch likes music and art and typically bourgeois things.

We call Zefron as Chewbacca.

With just a week to go until the release of Only God Forgives, we’re giving away three fantastic goodie bags to get you in the mood for Gosling, boxing, Gosling, drug rings, Gosling, prostitution and Gosling.