Zodiac Killer Project Review: When Failure Sparks a Fascinating New Story
Filmmaker Charlie Shackleton’s unrealized Zodiac Killer Project becomes a fascinating exploration of what happens when the story you set out to tell slips away.
Love, Harold Review: A Compassionate Look at Suicide
Alan Zweig’s documentary Love, Harold is a tender, courageous film about finding connection through loss.
Shelby Oaks Review: YouTuber Chris Stuckmann Makes a Horror Movie
Shelby Oaks is a promising, if sometimes predictable, feature debut from YouTuber Chris Stuckmann.
Who Killed the Montreal Expos? Review: Quebec’s Darlings
Who Killed the Montreal Expos? is greater than the sum of its parts, in a way that successfully captures and consequently evokes the intangible magic of the Expos' peak
Black Phone 2 Review: A Killer’s Chilling Return
Black Phone 2 is a rare sequel that matches the original’s creepiness, while also reimagining an iconic horror technique.
The Perfect Neighbor Review: A Disturbing Body-Cam Doc
The Perfect Neighbor speaks for itself. It speaks volumes about American sensibilities, communities, and laws.
Kiss of the Spider Woman Review: Jennifer Lopez Spins a Killer Web
Jennifer Lopez shows us what makes an actor a star with her showstopping performance in Bill Condon's musical, Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Good Fortune Review: A Shallow, Star-Studded Empathy Parable
Aziz Ansari's Good Fortune takes the long, mostly unfunny way round to show audiences empathy is still cool.
The Woman in Cabin 10 Review: Keira Knightley Shines
Whodunnit The Woman in Cabin 10 offers a solid return for Keira Knightley, and a joy to see a cast of familiar faces relish their chances to play against (or into) type.
John Candy: I Like Me Review: A Touching Look at a Canadian Treasure
John Candy: I Like Me is a heartwarming documentary that explores the life, career, and lasting impact of the beloved Canadian comedian.
Roofman Review
Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst star in Roofman, Derek Cianfrance's light-hearted account of economic necessity in harsh times.
Orwell: 2+2=5 Review
Raoul Peck's Orwell: 2+2=5 channels the authors prescient work to confront how propaganda erodes the truth and paves the road to political tyranny.
Good Boy Review: Horror Tale Places Canine Star in a Supernatural Setting
First-time filmmaker Ben Leonberg gives canine star, Indy, the supernatural horror film he deserves and we want.
Tron: Ares Review
There's plenty of spectacle, but no heart at the centre of #TronAres. But the NIN original score is worth the price of admission.
Darkfield Toronto Review: Lights Out, Let’s Go
Darkfield is a deliciously unnerving experience, especially if you like to let raw fear run its icy fingers up and down your psyche.
