Calgary Underground Film Festival
CUFF Review: 'Where in the Hell Is the Lavender House: The Longmont Potion Castle Story' Gets in the Way of its Prank Call Chronicle
Directed by David Hall and Thomas Rotenberg
PUBLISHED Nov 11, 2019
In one of many fan interviews peppered throughout Where in the Hell Is the Lavender House: The Longmont Potion Castle Story, it's observed...
CUFF Review: 'Foosballers' Is for Foosball Purists
Directed by Joe Heslinga
PUBLISHED Apr 30, 2019
In many bars where chatting with friends isn't enough, a table sport sometimes resides; it can also be found in many rumpus rooms across th...
CUFF Review: 'Mutant Blast' Is a Bad Movie and a Great Troma Release
Directed by Fernando Alle
PUBLISHED Apr 24, 2019
A soldier and her superhuman muscular man navigate a zombie mutant-filled city after a scientific experiment to create many superhuman sold...
CUFF Review: 'Who Let the Dogs Out' Raises Questions Without Answering the Most Important One
Directed by Ben Hodge
PUBLISHED Apr 23, 2019
Who Let the Dogs Out is a documentary about the ridiculous earworm "Who Let the Dogs Out" by the Baha Men, the popular song that has one qu...
Here's the Full Lineup for the 2019 Calgary Underground Film Festival
PUBLISHED Mar 28, 2019
As always, the Calgary Underground Film Festival has pieced together a truly impressive lineup. The fest's 16th annual event will run from...
CUFF Docs Review: 'The Cleaners' Gets Its Hands Dirty with Sketchy Social Media Posts
PUBLISHED Dec 2, 2018
In the opening scene of Hans Block and Moritz Riesewieck's documentary The Cleaners, a social media "content moderator" in the Philippines...
CUFF Docs Reviews: 'The Insufferable Groo' Is an Inspiration and Potentially a Very Bad Idea
Directed by Scott Christopherson
PUBLISHED Nov 29, 2018
Stephen Groo is either an inspiration or a fool, depending on your point of view. Sure, the filmmaker has made an impressive number of film...
CUFF Docs Review: 'Rodents of Unusual Size' Offers the Pro and Anti Giant Rat Perspective
Directed by Quinn Costello, Chris Metzler and Jeff Springer
PUBLISHED Nov 28, 2018
Nutria are immediately memorable if you get a look at their faces. The rodent's size is noteworthy — about the size of a beaver. The thing,...