Spirit Halloween: The Movie Review: This Halloween Adventure Is Not Very Good, But Still Charming
Spirit Halloween: The Movie isn't very good, but it has a certain spooky charm that might appeal to some.
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Sick Review: The Strangers For The Covid Era Is Actually Really Good, And Far Too Real [Fantastic Fest]
The Strangers for the COVID-19 era.
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Lynch/Oz Review: Tracing The Populist Surrealism Of David Lynch And Movie Americana [Fantastic Fest]
There's no place like home.
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Blood Relatives Review: A Sweet, Slightly Clumsy Vampire Dramedy [Fantastic Fest]
The father-daughter vampire road trip movie you've been waiting for.
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Kids Vs. Aliens Review: A Charmingly Simplistic Monster Movie [Fantastic Fest]
You got kids, you've got aliens, you've got kids versing aliens.
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Billy Eichner's Gay Rom-Com Bros Is Getting Review Bombed By Homophobes With Too Much Time On Their Hands
And now, a bunch of people who really, really need to touch grass.
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Unicorn Wars Review: A Gnarly Animated Film About The Horrors Of War Starring Cuddly Teddy Bears [Fantastic Fest]
Unicorn Wars is a brutal, disturbing war film disguised as a candy-colored cartoon about cuddly teddy bears.
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Smile Review: A Frequently Creepy Fright Flick That Doesn't Have An Original Thought In Its Head [Fantastic Fest]
Smile will leave you wanting to revisit the movies this one 'borrows' from.
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Lou Review: A Well-Trod Action-Thriller That Neither Flies Nor Fails
Lou is a simple story adequately told, but its performers make it shine.
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Wildflower Review: When Disability Representation Goes Wrong [TIFF]
Wildflower deals with issues like disability and parental rights, but struggles under the weight of its subject matter.
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Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Review: This Anime Franchise Prequel Is A Heartwarming Spectacle
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 offers something for both fans and newcomers to the franchise.
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The Infernal Machine Review: Guy Pearce Anchors A Twisty Thriller That Can't Quite Stick The Landing
Guy Pearce is predictably good in The Infernal Machine.
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Rosie Review: A Charming Found Family Film With Heart To Spare [TIFF]
Rosie is a thoroughly charming little film not without flaws, but is a promising project from some emerging faces in the industry.
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Empire Of Light Review: Sam Mendes Challenges Convention With A Unique Love Story [TIFF]
Empire of Light is as much a celebration of the old as it is a treatise on embracing the future.
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Casa Susanna Review: A Documentary That Travels Back In Time To Witness Transgender History [TIFF]
Casa Susanna cuts through time to offer a glimpse of an 'astonishing secret world.'
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Plan 75 Review: Chie Hayakawa Creates A Quietly Subversive Future Dystopia [TIFF]
What is the cost of living?
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Leonor Will Never Die Review: Sheila Francisco Will Be Your New Favorite Action Star [TIFF]
There is a lot to love about Leonor Will Never Die.
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Project Wolf Hunting Review: An Uber-Violent Mash-Up Of Con Air And A Slasher Movie [TIFF]
Big fan of gore? Then you'll love this.
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Fixation Review: An Ultra-Stylish, Uneven Trip Into Madness [TIFF]
Abundant style isn't enough.
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V/H/S/99 Review: One Of The Least Interesting Entries In This Wobbly Franchise [TIFF]
Let's do better next time, shall we?
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The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Peter Farrelly's Films Are Getting Dumb & Dumber [TIFF]
For a movie proudly based on a true story, The Greatest Beer Run Ever rings false from start to finish.
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Goodnight Mommy Review: This Forgettable Remake Starring Naomi Watts Treads Familiar Water
Goodnight Mommy largely stays true to the original film's story and plot beats.
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Confess, Fletch Review: Maybe It Should Have Stayed In Development Hell
Confess, Fletch suffers from an unsatisfying mystery and out-of-place comedy.
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Corsage Review: An Intimate Portrait Of Empress Elizabeth [TIFF]
A fascinating treatise on femininity and identity.
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Do Revenge Review: This Campy Teen Thriller Gives Us Hitchcock By Way Of Cher Horowitz
This deliciously dark quest for vengeance will easily steal your heart.
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The Colour Of Ink Review: Celebrating Ancient Art As Medicine [TIFF]
The Colour of Ink wants us to step back and look at something we all take for granted every day.
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