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Spiral: From The Book Of Saw Review – A Few Missing Chapters
Seventeen years after we were first introduced to Jigsaw in Saw, Chris Rock brings the franchise back into the spotlight as a police crime thriller that disappointingly fails to live up to its full potential.
Inside Out 2021: Beyto Review
Beyto is the story of a young Turkish-Swiss swimmer coming out in defiance of his conservative parents.
Open Your Eyes Review: You’ve Seen This Before
A film that takes far too long to get going and by the time a hint of originality shows up, it's far too late.
Unboxing and Unpacking Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue LP
A look at one of the greatest albums of all time – Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, available in a myriad of different iterations for your listening pleasure, in celebration of Miles' birthday.
Disney’s Cruella Review: Chaotic, Fashionable Fun
Director Craig Gillespie and his team have delivered a suitably wicked and well-acted backstory for one of Disney’s greatest villains.
In the Heights Interviews: Director Jon M. Chu and Stars Dish on the Highly Anticipated Broadway Adaptation
We chat with the cast and crew of the fantastic new musical In the Heights, an adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway smash of the same name!
Felix and the Treasure of Morgäa Review: A Homegrown Fable
Felix and the Treasure of Morgäa is an endearing Canadian animated adventure.
Army of the Dead Review: A Master of Excess, Unleashed
In Army of the Dead, Zack Snyder returns to his zombie horror roots...but with mixed results.
In the Heights Review: A Crowd-Pleasing Triumph
We'll have waited an extra year for it but 'In the Heights' does not disappoint.
Here Are The Young Men Review: Not-So Promising Young Men
Anya Taylor-Joy is a standout in an otherwise dull coming-of-age drama
Those Who Wish Me Dead is Very Much Alive
Taylor Sheridan fans will find much to enjoy in his new woodsy action thriller Those Who Wish Me Dead, starring Nicholas Hoult and Angelina Jolie.
The Woman in the Window Review: Netflix Lets Amy Adams Down Again
While the premise might remind viewers of Rear Window, the sheer insanity of The Woman in the Window more closely resembles Vertigo.
Oxygen Review: Mélanie Laurent Shines in Futuristic Thriller
Oxygen (“Oxygène”), director Alexandre Aja’s follow-up to 2019’s gorily entertaining, Crawl, gives Mélanie Laurent a chance to shine.
Drifting Snow Review: Landscapes of Loss
Sonja Smits stars as a woman confronting grief in Prince Edward County.