Beetlejuice Review
“Beetlejuice” is the kind of movie you watch when you’re not sober. Tim Burton’s trip of a film, released in ’88, throws you into a world where dead people are [read on]
Articles by Nick Janke
Review: I Saw the TV Glow
Surrealist film explores the cultish appeal of sci-fi TV shows on the lives of adolescents
Films You Should See: The Royal Tenenbaums
Why should you watch the Royal Tenenbaums? It’s elusive time and place are as evocative as its characters.
Review: Drive-Away Dolls
Coen steps in the director’s chair alone to create a sex-drenched road trip of a film
Films on Rewind: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Janke begins his review of must see films of the past with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Promised Land
Award winning Mads Mikkelsen film gives off all the historical epic vibes you were looking for
American Voyeur : Fictionalized Potrait of a Montreal Artist Part 2
Making collage art takes a special talent and the artist struggles with the concept of free.
American Voyeur : Part 1 Fictionalized Portrait of a Montreal Artist
Biking and collecting, collaging and disobedience. The Montreal Artist at work.
American Voyeur: Melancholy in Griffintown
A pensive stroll through Griffintown raises questions about the transience of all things.
American Voyeur : A Night Out in a State of Delirium
Montreal morphs into a blur but somehow there are anchor points all along the way.
American Voyeur : Street Art Museum
Nick Janke takes us on his tour of street art that caught his eye for its defiance, creativity, and accessibility.