Film
Sharks, Scoundrels, and Knights Who Say Ni: Why 1975 Remains the Best Film Year Ever
Back in 2022, when Sight and Sound Magazine’s decennial poll (controversially) voted Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles […]
Articles by Steven Lantier
Music
Metric / Sam Roberts Band at Budweiser Stage (Concert Review): Get Hot
There’s a decent argument to be made that Emily Haines is, in fact, the coolest woman in Canada. Metric frontwoman, […]
Arts
Predator: Killer of Killers (Film Review): If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It (and Kill It Again If We Need To)
The friendly rivalry (if such a thing can be said to exist between franchises owned by the same company) between […]
Arts
It’s Nathan Fielder’s World, We’re Just Living In It
For as long as I have been a fan of Nathan Fielder, I have also been a Nathan Fielder skeptic. […]
Arts
The Phoenician Scheme (Film Review): Wes Anderson’s Most Human Story Yet
In The Phoenician Scheme, Wes Anderson trades the sprawling theatricality of The French Dispatch (2021) for something a little quieter, […]
Music
Judy Collins at Hugh’s Room (Concert Review): Both Sides, Once More
It has been 57 years since Judy Collins’s recording of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” reached number 8 on the […]
Games
Doom: The Dark Ages (PS5) Review: Heavy, Metal
Our review of Doom: The Dark Ages, developed by id Software. Available now for PS5 (reviewed), Xbox X/S, and Windows. […]
Arts
Rhiannon Giddens at Koerner Hall (Review): Old-Time Revue
Rhiannon Giddens is not quite a household name, though it’s likely you’ve encountered her before. Opera fans know her as […]
Games
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 (PS5) Review: School’s Out
Our review of Capcom Fighting Collection 2, developed by Capcom. Available now for PS4/5, Xbox One, Windows, and Switch. WHAT […]
Games
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PS5) Review: Whip-Smart
Our review of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, developed by MachineGames. Available now for PS5 (reviewed), Xbox X/S, and […]