While Cover-Up doesn't paint a complete portrait of Seymour Hersh's psyche and investigative process, it is still a fascinating look into the life of one of the most famous investigative journalists of our time.
Led by Jack Black and Paul Rudd, Anaconda works surprisingly well as a meta action-comedy, balancing laughs, nostalgia, and escalating danger in the Amazon.
Jim Jarmusch’s latest film offers a humourous and bittersweet exploration of family.
IT: Welcome to Derry is a terrifying entry into the IT Universe as it fully unleashes an unrestrained Pennywise the Dancing Clown to the small town of Derry.
Timothée Chalamet delivers a career-defining performance in Marty Supreme—an energetic opus that is continually surprising and relentless in the best possible way.
Quietly nestled in the foothills of San Jose, San Francisco’s sister city to the south, the Winchester Mystery House and its labyrinthine design have been a tourist attraction for more than a century. Built and rebuilt, designed and redesigned by Sarah Winchester, heir to the Winchester firearms company, the mansion reflected her intense interest in […]
James Cameron's return to Pandora, Avatar: Fire and Ash frustrates, underwhelms, and disappoints.
A solidly smart and sly adult drama about the demise of a marriage, Will Arnett gives what might be the best big-screen performance of his career.
If Jay Kelly is in fact Noah Baumbach's Stardust Memories, the George Clooney-led awards contender needed a little more stardust to stand out.
Silent Night, Deadly Night reimagines the festive serial killer as a vigilante Santa crossing names off the naughty list.
Beloved director James L. Brooks’ new political drama-comedy, Ella McCay, doesn’t retain the same spark as his previous works, nor fit the feel of 2025.
Dust Bunny is a wildly colourful, darkly funny, and heartwarming horror-fairy tale that cements Bryan Fuller’s feature debut as a cult-worthy triumph.
The 275-minute epic may not be Tarantino's masterpiece, but this unified cut makes for a richer experience.
Five Nights at Freddy's 2 tries to service the franchise’s fans, but ends up doing them a disservice by not being true to the games.
The filmed version of Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along is the best musical you'll see this year, with standout performances from Groff, Radcliffe and Mendez.
