Category Archives: Blind Spots

Blind Spots: Cabaret

Posted on February 12, 2013 by James McNally

Warner released Cabaret on Blu-ray in Canada on February 5, 2013. Help support Toronto Screen Shots by buying it on Amazon.ca. Cabaret (Director: Bob Fosse): I’m generally not a fan of musicals. I find the way they use songs as … Continue reading →

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Blindsided

Posted on December 29, 2012 by James McNally

Just over a year ago, I published an ambitious manifesto of sorts. The Blind Spots Series 2012 was meant to be a way for me to commit to seeing a dozen films that I was somewhat embarrassed not to have … Continue reading →

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Blind Spots: L’Atalante

Posted on May 26, 2012 by James McNally

This post is part of the Blind Spots 2012 series. For background on the series, read the original post L’Atalante (Director: Jean Vigo): The last film (and only feature) by director Jean Vigo, who died of tuberculosis at the ridiculously … Continue reading →

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Blind Spots: Blue Velvet

Posted on March 1, 2012 by James McNally

This post is part of the Blind Spots 2012 series. For background on the series, read the original post Blue Velvet (Director: David Lynch): For my second Blind Spots post of the year, I chose David Lynch’s 1986 film noir … Continue reading →

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Blind Spots: Psycho

Posted on January 31, 2012 by James McNally

This post is part of the Blind Spots 2012 series. For background on the series, read the original post Psycho (Director: Alfred Hitchcock): One of the first things I noticed about this classic horror film is how Hitchcock works hard … Continue reading →

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