As the 44th Vancouver International Film Festival draws to a close, Chloe and I reflect on the final days filled with poignant tributes, compelling dramas, and a celebration of cinematic artistry. Day 7 opened with John Candy: I Like Me, a heartfelt documentary directed by Colin Hanks. This film offers an intimate look at the …
The 44th Annual Vancouver International Film Festival rolls into its second weekend, and Chloe and I are back to cover Days 5 and 6, featuring films that range from intimate character studies to surreal, politically charged thrillers. Day 5 opened with Father (Otec), a devastating Slovak drama by Tereza Nvotová, exploring the trauma and guilt …
Chloe and I are back for Days 3 & 4 of the 44th Vancouver International Film Festival, and these two days delivered an extraordinary mix of humor, emotional depth, and cinematic craft. Day 3 opened with Philippe Falardeau’s Lovely Day, a Montreal-set dark comedy following a groom whose wedding day spirals into panic, family chaos, …
Chloe and I are thrilled to share our first two days at the 44th Annual Vancouver International Film Festival, where we explored a wildly diverse lineup of films that highlight everything we love about this festival. Day one kicked off with Christy, the much-anticipated biopic of boxing legend Christy Martin, starring Sydney Sweeney, tracing her …
We’re already a few days into VIFF 2025 — my tenth and Chloe’s second — and we’re kicking things off with our expectations, early impressions, and a few exciting sneak peeks leading into opening day. In this episode, I share my thoughts on a diverse lineup of films: Chloe weighs in on two standout films: …
Hey everyone, Steve Stebbing here! This week I’m flying solo while Chloe is off, but the lineup is stacked: 🏈 HIM – Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions presents a tense sports-horror thriller about fame, obsession, and power. I dig into the stunning visuals, Marlon Wayans’ incredible performance, and why it almost—but not quite—sticks the landing. 🌌 …
Hey everyone, Steve Stebbing here with another packed episode of What The Hell Should I Watch? joined by Chloe! This week we dive deep into fresh movies, killer TV, and some amazing Blu-ray pickups. 🎬 Spotlight Review – The Long WalkI share my excitement for Francis Lawrence’s haunting adaptation of Stephen King’s The Long Walk …
Hey everyone, Steve here! Chloe and I are back with a brand-new episode packed with movies, shows, and Blu-ray picks you need on your radar. This week I crowned what might be the funniest film of 2025—Micheal Angelo Covino’s Splitsville starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona, Nicholas Braun and more. We also (at long last and …
Well, technology may have tried to defeat this episode, but I persevered, slayed the dragon, and now it’s ready for your earholes! This week on What The Hell Should I Watch?, Chloe and I dive into a packed lineup of movies hitting theaters, festivals, and streaming. I spent most of the long weekend in cinemas, …
This week on What the Hell Should I Watch? I’m flying solo, but I’ve got a stacked lineup of movies and streaming picks to dig into. I kick things off with Baby Assassins 3: Nice Days, the latest entry in the quirky Japanese action-comedy series. Then I dive into Sorry Baby — a powerful debut …
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