The Baltimorons Review: Jay Duplass Delivers a Middling Dramedy About Another Lost Man-Child
Mumblecore pioneer Jay Duplass returns with The Baltimorons, a middling comedy-drama about another lost man-child.
Bone Lake Review: Weaponized Sex is No Match for a Sharp Knife
Bone Lake is a sexy, psychological thriller that should be considered a top October date night pick.
The Smashing Machine Review
Benny Safdie's UFC drama The Smashing Machine defies traditional convention thanks to great performances by Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt.
A House of Dynamite Review: NYFF 2025
Kathryn Bigelow's nerve-wrackingly tense A House of Dynamite is one explosive drama.
Chad Powers Review: Glen Powell Is A Bonafide Comedy Star
Sports comedy Chad Powers finds a humour that feels like the best of a mix of what audiences already love, and something fresh.
Eleanor the Great Review: An Excellent Showcase for June Squibb
Grief is among the most challenging of human emotions. It’s a coupling of despair at loss, the ennui of loneliness, and the fondness of memory. It is a persistence of love, but also an absence that can leave us scrambling to fill the void it has created. Eleanor the Great is a film marketed as […]
Anemone Review: If Only It Displayed More of the ‘Miller Gene’
Daniel Day-Lewis makes a highly anticipated return to the screen in Anemone, but the meandering story and lifeless pacing don't let his performance connect.
After the Hunt Review: NYFF 2025
Julia Roberts commands the scene in Luca Guadagnino's juicy moral fable After the Hunt, which gives no easy answers for the audience.
Wayward Review: TIFF 2025
Netflix's new Canadian series Wayward shows that creator Mae Martin can bring not only laughs but thrills.
Bau, Artist at War Review
< Bau, Artist at War is a film about artist and Holocaust survivor Joseph Bau, which, unfortunately, doesn't do him justice.
Only Murders in the Building Season 5 Review: This Shtick is Getting Old
Mabel, Oliver, and Charles are back to solve another murder and guess what? They are still in the building!
Poetic License Review: TIFF 2025
Maude Apatow’s directorial debut was a completely watchable TIFF movie, but not a particularly memorable one.
One Battle After Another Review: Boys with Toys
Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Teyana Taylor lead Paul Thomas Anderson's wildly anarchic adventure-comedy One Battle After Another.
Him Review: Not Even A Super-Charged Marlon Wayans Can Save This Sports-Horror Dud
The Jordan Peele-produced sports-horror mashup, Him, flails, flounders, and ultimately fumbles its way into disappointment.
20 Films to See at the Windsor International Film Festival
From hidden gems to buzzworthy films, here are 20 exciting movies to put on your radar for the 2025 Windsor International Film Festival.
