Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Review: Sacha Baron Cohen Returns to Skewer Trump’s America
Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat returns after a 14-year hiatus for a caustic, scathing, ultimately hilarious indictment of Trump's America.
Rebecca Review: Haunted By Hitchcock
Mrs. de Winter can't escape the ghost of Rebecca and audiences won't be able to escape the ghost of Hitchcock.
TJFF 2020: Shiva Baby Video Review
ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber looks at Emma Seligman’s breakout comedy, Shiva Baby, playing at TJFF 2020.
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Review
That Shelf's deep dive into Borat 2, premiering just prior to the American Election. Watch the film, cringe at Rudy Giuliani's boorish behaviour, and then join in the discussion about the two films in the series!
Vinyl Unboxing: Mobile Fidelity One Step – Charles Mingus’ AH UM Audiophile 45RPM Box Set
That Shelf Managing Editor Jason Gorber looks at the latest MOFI/MFSL One Step Release, Charles Mingus' extraordinary Ah Um – it has never sounded better.
TV Review: LG 77 OLED CX First Look
That Shelf Managing Editor Jason Gorber talks about the differences between LCD and OLD and discusses which format works best for film fans.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 Review: Aaron Sorkin Back In His Element
Aaron Sorkin's return to writing and directing delivers a dialogue-rich, visually static historical drama.
The Wolf of Snow Hollow Review: A Unique Breed of Horror and Comedy
The Wolf of Snow Hollow has plenty of dark comedy and sweet genuine drama, while serving up delicious horror tropes for bloodhounds to enjoy.
Judy Versus Capitalism Review
Judy Versus Capitalism is an astonishing accomplishment. Utterly heartbreaking, the film is a resounding act of bravery.
The Forty-Year-Old Version Review: “The Baddest with the Mic Apparatus”
The 40-Year-Old Version follows Radha, a struggling 40-year-old playwright who finds her creative swagger after she decides to become a rapper.
Possessor Review: Where Is My Mind?
A high-concept tale of futuristic assassins and brain implantation might sound slick and flashy, though it need not be. Possessor is that very movie, but it is personal and emotional, and questions the boundaries of self, all while sitting in a nest of speculation. The film begins with an assassination. However, unlike your run of […]
The Phenomenon Review: Is it Time to Believe?
James Fox’s UFO documentary The Phenomenon makes a strong case that it’s time to start believing.
Inside Out 2020: Warm Blood Shorts Review
If anyone knows the power of a monster in the closet, it’s the gays.
Jump, Darling Review
In Jump, Darling, writer/director Phil Connell achieves something extraordinary: using familiar tropes, he fashions a touching film that is refreshingly unique.
The Glorias Review: Gloria Steinem Deserves Better
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem’s life gets a not-so-typical biopic treatment from Julie Taymor.
