Despite failing to leave its mark at the box office, the underrated sports comedy 'Goon' made waves in Canada and became a ...

Putting aside “Goon,” Baruchel has three favorite hockey movies: “Slap Shot,” the documentary “Le Chiefs” and a lesser-known documentary, “Junior,” that he describes as amazing.

A movie review of "Goon," starring Seann William Scott as a bar bouncer who becomes an unlikely hockey enforcer. For a movie about ragged, trash-talking thugs, "Goon" is surprisingly sweet.

Even if you don't like hockey, Goon is a universal movie that can uplift the soul — even if it hurts. Goon is streaming on Netflix until August 15.

This is a film that seems to confuse profanity with originality, but beneath the f-bombs and blood spatters, "Goon" is still a hopelessly cliched sports movie.

Hockey movies fall into two categories generally, they either go down as iconic (“Slap Shot” “Miracle”) or they go down in flames (“The Love Guru”). You can chalk up “Goon” as being an iconic film of ...

Seann William Scott played a big part in ensuring that his hockey enforcer had a heart beneath the on-ice violence.

"Goon" is not interested in realism. It's the kind of movie where a bare-fisted man hits another man in his helmet -- and knocks him out. All it wants is slapstick violence and "Slap Shot ...

Sean William Scott and Liev Schreiber also star in the movie Baruchel described as a "love letter" to enforcers and the dirty-and-punishing role they play in hockey's unwritten code of justice.

The trailer clearly illustrates a film that glorifies fighting in hockey and their lifestyle, but I'm curious to see what somebody who's actually lived the life would think of that glorification.

The movie Goon, scheduled for wide release on Friday is generating a lot of buzz about fighting in hockey.

We saw a sizzle reel a while back, and now we’ve got a full trailer for Goon**, the hockey enforcer movie starring Seann William Scott and Jay Baruchel (not to be confused with Hit Somebody, the ...