As Easter weekend gets underway, Exclaim! has you covered with reviews of the best (and worst) new movies hitting up the box office. To read full reviews of the following highlights, head over to the Recently Reviewed section of Exclaim.ca.
First up, American Pie alums Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and Sean William Scott reunite for the fourth instalment in the predictably profane comedy series, American Reunion (pictured), and British model-actress Lily Cole stars in Mary Harron's all-girl teen vampire thriller, The Moth Diaries, based on the best-selling novel by Rachel Klein.
Also out this week, writer-turned-auteur Gianni De Gregorio plays a middle-aged retiree looking for love in his witty follow-up to Mid-August Lunch, Salt of Life, while Mark Hug and May Charters star in their self-directed tale of youthful regrets Lovers in a Dangerous Time, and director Xun Yo explores the passing of Chinese traditions with fly-on-the-wall documentary, The Vanishing Spring Light.
Lastly, Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker lift the lid on the controversial sport of mixed martial arts with Fightville, and Lee Hirsch delivers his deeply moving documentary about physical and mental abuse among children, Bully.
To read full reviews of these picks and more, check out the Recently Reviewed section at Exclaim.ca.
First up, American Pie alums Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and Sean William Scott reunite for the fourth instalment in the predictably profane comedy series, American Reunion (pictured), and British model-actress Lily Cole stars in Mary Harron's all-girl teen vampire thriller, The Moth Diaries, based on the best-selling novel by Rachel Klein.
Also out this week, writer-turned-auteur Gianni De Gregorio plays a middle-aged retiree looking for love in his witty follow-up to Mid-August Lunch, Salt of Life, while Mark Hug and May Charters star in their self-directed tale of youthful regrets Lovers in a Dangerous Time, and director Xun Yo explores the passing of Chinese traditions with fly-on-the-wall documentary, The Vanishing Spring Light.
Lastly, Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker lift the lid on the controversial sport of mixed martial arts with Fightville, and Lee Hirsch delivers his deeply moving documentary about physical and mental abuse among children, Bully.
To read full reviews of these picks and more, check out the Recently Reviewed section at Exclaim.ca.
