Home invasions gone wrong can be a particularly interesting premise for a film. You never know who people truly are until you try to take their stuff while on their own turf. Recent botched break ins like Don’t Breathe and Villains are good examples of the terror or hilarity that ensue after damn kids enter […]
Sixteen years after they first set out on a 20,000 mile motorcycle journey across 12 countries, Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman are once again hitting the road in Long Way Up.
Clapboard Jungle reveals why making movies is anything but glamourous by following a filmmaker who is struggling to realize his dream.
Our review of Disney's live action adaptation of MULAN – see how it holds up and get a sword fighting lesson in the process!
Charlie Kaufman's latest headtrip stars Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemmons as a couple on the fritz.
Maite Alberdi finds the humor and pathos in her doc following an octogenarian spy at a retirement community.
Despite a cast that includes Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell, Ava can't rise above its dull script no matter how seriously it takes itself.
Every film festival has the potential to introduce you to your next favorite film. Though Fantasia International Film Festival is not quite done yet, nor is it possible to have seen every film programmed, Minor Premise is certainly in the running for that precious top spot. Neuroscientist Ethan (Sathya Sridharan) is on the brink of […]
Armando Ianucci imagines Charles Dickens' classic novel anew.
Bill & Ted Face the Music picks up 30-years after the duos’ bogus journey and finds the middle-aged Wyld Stallyns struggling to fulfill their destiny.
The Oak Room demonstrates just how effective good old fashioned horror storytelling can be.
Flavio Alves's tender drama The Garden Left Behind follows a young undocumented trans woman living in New York City.
Billed as a dark horror-comedy, 12 Hour Shift is DOA when it comes to delivering any laughs or frights despite competent performances.
A terrifying thrill ride through the negligence and corruption of one of the world’s most dangerous theme parks.
Witches can symbolically have varied meanings, however, they should ideally be at the intersection of the power of women, and society’s fear of powerful women. The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw nails both of these references, with only a few areas of murkiness within. Taking place somewhere in rural Canada on an Irish settlement that is […]
