Now in its 22nd year, the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) has evolved from local curio to one of the most respected genre festivals on the circuit — not just in Canada, but globally.
Eugene, Peter, and Dasha Nekrasova might just be the most intriguing trio in the age of the internet. They are friends and frequent collaborators with a lot to say about how we use technology and the internet
In my conversation with In a Violent Nature director Chris Nash, he shines some light on the filmmaking experience, from the surprisingly smooth pre-production process, through having to reshoot 70% of the film, to dealing with the inescapable imposter syndrome.
I had a blast sitting down to talk with the guys from The Last Video Store. Their love of cinema, particularly B-Movies shone through - both in our conversation, but also in the film itself.
Trailer I sat down with Francis Galluppi, the director of The Last Stop in Yuma County, and I ended up finding myself engrossed in his storytelling and amazed by his dedication to…
Like the movie, our conversation veered between the serious and the humorous - from important topics like casting, location scouting, film influences, and the writing process all the way to perhaps the most important question of all: does Kryptic truly have the adequate amount of cum?
10 Must-Watch Films at the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) *CHECK OUT THE 2025 LIST HERE* Despite what you might see in the news, indie film festivals are still alive.…