Bad movies, cult favorites, 80s classics — Robert Lockard loves and writes about them all. We especially love his movie mash-ups, which help us see old favorites in a new light.

This passionate klatch of Canadians, Americans, and Australians converges online for considered and thoughtful film reviews, commentary, and news.

Colm Hogan blogs on music, art, and film with an emphasis on underground culture. Whether a philosophical discussion of what it means to be an artist to a critical look at the business of hip-hop, each post is provocative and passionate.

The National Media Museum Blog explores the science, technology, and art of the still and moving image, and its impact on our lives.

Movies analyzed, by a movie lover. “Even the greatest works of art have their ‘flaws,’ but a truly great piece will allow said shortcomings to evaporate in a haze of what could best be termed delightful joy.”

Can you be a feminist geek? Hannah Collins’s geeky musings on everything from Super Woman to Cinderella answer that question ably.

Thinking of going to a movie? Jamie Neish has probably already seen and reviewed it. Check his amazingly comprehensive archives for concise film reviews of everything from big-budget blockbusters to art-house fare.

Classic film reviews and analysis with a smattering of thoughts on television and contemporary pop culture from movie buff, writer, and radio host Will McKinley.

Reviews and analysis of films old and new — insightful and fun to read. After all, “if you write something once a week for four years you either get a lot better or learn to live with the disappointment of your friends and peers.”