Roost Review: A Deeply Uncomfortable Film Full Of Bad Choices [TIFF]
Get ready to get uncomfortable.
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Read MoreBros is an uproariously funny Queer rom-com.
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Read MoreThere's a good story lurking somewhere in the surprisingly lifeless The Good Nurse.
Read MoreThe latest from Tyler Perry is clearly deeply personal, but suffers from an overly sentimental, overly complicated story.
Read MoreMove over The Nightmare Before Christmas — there's a new stop-motion horror flick in town.
Read MoreAn uncomfortable, yet stylish, depiction of a mental breakdown.
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Read MoreI Like Movies is a celebration of movie lovers.
Read MoreGlass Onion is even better than Knives Out.
Read MoreTime for Jeremy Pope to be a star.
Read MoreSisu knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do — and it does it well.
Read MoreNever go to a second location with Nicolas Cage.
Read MoreThe Woman King is one of the year's best films.
Read MoreThis Place is a story about how love binds us.
Read MoreReady to get weird?
Read MoreThe Swimmers is drenched (excuse the pun) in feeling.
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