The Knick Episode 2.1 Recap
Peter Counter and Susan Stover team up to take apart the season two premiere of The Knick.
Bridge of Spies Review
Should we hold Spielberg to a higher standard just because he's Spielberg? Jason Gorber's review of Bridge of Spies examine this and other questions.
Crimson Peak Review
Crimson Peak offers up more proof that Guillermo del Toro is one of the most exciting filmmakers in the business.
Steve Jobs Review
Steve Jobs must face ghosts from his past on the eve of three historical product launches in Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin's Dickensian take on this modern mythological character.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Review
At once hilarious and depressing, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is an oddball musical comedy that investigates the motivations of a woman in the throes of romantic fantasy.
99 Homes Review
99 Homes is essentially Wall Street for the era of the U.S. bailout and sub-prime mortgage collapse. An assured return to form for filmmaker Ramin Bahrani that benefits from a wealth of style and tension and a pair of exceptionally matched leading performances.
Hyena Road Review
Paul Gross' look at Canadian military in Afghanistan feels authentic for the most part, but Hyena Road still displays some of the director's melodramatic tendencies that prevent it from being great.
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection Review
Despite the mediocre introduction, the new PS4 compilation once again makes Uncharted one of the most purely entertaining experiences available on a modern console.
Young Drunk Punk Review
Young Drunk Punk is not just one of the best comedies in Canada, it is one of the best comedies on TV.
Home Entertainment: The Honeymoon Killers on Criterion
Criterion gives the 1969 cult classic The Honeymoon Killers an HD upgrade, complete with all the bells and whistles we've come to love the collection for.
Home Entertainment: Cop Car Review
Somehow both nauseatingly tense and lighter than air, Cop Car is a hell of a calling card for sophomore director Jon Watts.
Home Entertainment: Avengers: Age of Ultron Review
We got our hands on the Avengers: Age of Ultron Blu-ray and took a thorough look through all the specs. Here's why even though the movie may have felt like a letdown, it's worth adding to your collection.
Lego Dimensions Review
The new mash-up is a ruthlessly commercial yet entertaining cross-fiction fever dream from an anarchic child's imagination.
Jafar Panahi’s Taxi Review
Jafar Panahi’s Taxi sneaks up on you and will keep you talking about it long after the cab ride home.
Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story Of The National Lampoon Review
Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story Of The National Lampoon documents the rise of a comedic college newspaper to a national publication, told with loads of footage and overly nostalgic contemporary interviews.
