V/H/S/99 Review: One Of The Least Interesting Entries In This Wobbly Franchise [TIFF]
Let's do better next time, shall we?
Read MoreLet's do better next time, shall we?
Read MoreFor a movie proudly based on a true story, The Greatest Beer Run Ever rings false from start to finish.
Read MoreGoodnight Mommy largely stays true to the original film's story and plot beats.
Read MoreConfess, Fletch suffers from an unsatisfying mystery and out-of-place comedy.
Read MoreA fascinating treatise on femininity and identity.
Read MoreThis deliciously dark quest for vengeance will easily steal your heart.
Read MoreA shared feeling of impending doom can't stop the episode from feeling like butter scraped over too much bread.
Read MoreThe Colour of Ink wants us to step back and look at something we all take for granted every day.
Read MoreGet ready to get uncomfortable.
Read MoreWhile not without its merits, Venus ultimately just feels like a disappointment.
Read MoreSarah Polley creates something remarkable with the powerful, painful, and surprisingly funny Women Talking.
Read MoreThere's still more to experiment with before this series finally calls it quits.
Read MoreAftersun is a film you follow by feeling.
Read MoreSanctuary is a nuanced look at BDSM.
Read MoreThe must-see How to Blow Up a Pipeline argues that the time for peaceful demonstrations and quiet gestures has long passed
Read MoreThe Son will no doubt be too devastating for some viewers.
Read MoreBros is an uproariously funny Queer rom-com.
Read MoreJonathan Majors and Glen Powell mostly make Devotion worth watching.
Read MoreAll Quiet on the Western Front is a harrowing anti-war film.
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 MoreMost giant film festivals are all about the present — and future — of cinema by their very nature.
Read MoreAn uncomfortable, yet stylish, depiction of a mental breakdown.
Read MoreNo dynasty can avoid the constant threat of being destroyed by scandals.
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