Motherless Brooklyn Review
Motherless Brooklyn is the kind of grand, beautifully crafted, and relevant film that audiences see too rarely these days.
The Kill Team Review
A young American soldier serving in Afghanistan faces a moral dilemma after he’s disturbed by his commanding officer’s behaviour.
Harriet Review
Anchored by Cynthia Erivo’s strong performance, Harriet delivers a heroine who is worthy of a swashbuckling origin story.
11 Recent Horror Movies to Watch This Halloween
That Shelf has created a list of 11 recent horror movies to binge this Halloween.
Watchmen Episode 1.02 Review: “Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship”
What if the country you serve doesn’t serve you back? The opening of Watchmen episode two – “Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship” – focuses on just that question.
imagineNATIVE Review: The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open
The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open is an outstanding drama and one of 2019's best Canadian films.
The Lighthouse Review: A Worthy Follow-up to The Witch
The Lighthouse's director, Robert Eggers, delivers a masterful descent into the macabre.
TADFF 2019: Come To Daddy Review
Director Ant Timpson’s debut feature Come To Daddy is a weird and wild ride, full of surprises and superb performances from stars Elijah Wood and Stephen McHattie.
TADFF 2019: The Assent Review
The less said about The Assent the better. While the film follows the standard exorcism execution, there’s enough here to offer a fresh look at the genre with some jump scares along the way.
Dolemite Is My Name Review
Dolemite Is My Name is a welcome reminder that the manic energy and masterful comic timing that made Eddie Murphy a superstar isn't gone.
TADFF 2019: Contracts Review
Alex Chung’s hyper-violent hitman movie, Contracts, misses its mark by a wide margin.
TADFF 2019: Paradise Hills Review
Paradise Hills tells a dark fantasy/sci-fi tale about a mysterious school that transforms rebellious young girls into compliant young women.
Watchmen Episode 1 Review: “It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice”
The dark history of racism oozes throughout the pilot episode of HBO's WATCHMEN and most importantly in its opening sequence.
TADFF 2019: Making Monsters Review
Making Monsters, from co-directors Justin Harding and Rob Brunner, starts like so many slasher flicks that came before it – an unsuspecting couple venture to an isolated country home where a vicious killer stalks them – but that's where the movie swerves.
TADFF 2019: 8 Review
After making a deal with the devil, a man tries to make amends in 8, a South African horror movie steeped in folklore.
