The Naked Gun Review: When Everyone Fully Commits to the Bit
The update of The Naked Gun starring Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson hilariously captures the stupidity and spirit of the original film.
The Bad Guys 2 Review: Still Stealing Laughs
The Bad Guys 2 finds the loveable gang of former thieves struggling to be good in a society that only sees their past actions.
Dog of God Review: A Beautifully Animated Nightmare
Dog of God is a beautifully animated nightmare that inspires the question, "What the hell did I just watch?"
Happy Gilmore 2 Review: Sandler Finds His Swing Again
Happy Gilmore 2 is a pleasant a surprise, focused on nostalgia for the original film and happy to plum the meta narratives around Adam Sandler.
Redux Redux Review: A Satisfying Twist on the Multiverse
Fantasia Fest's Redux Redux offers a satisfying twist on the multiverse and revenge genres
Untamed Review: Eric Bana Leads a Competent if Slightly Predictable Summer Mystery
In Untamed, stars Eric Bana and Sam Neill lead a competently executed if slightly predictable summer mystery.
Together Review: You Won’t Be Able to Tear Yourself Away
You won't be able to tear yourself away from Alison Brie and Dave Franco in Together.
Washington Black Review: A Worthy Adaptation
Washington Black follows a young boy, Wash Black, from Barbados as a slave to freedom in Nova Scotia, with newcomer Ernest Kingsley Jr. and TV legend Sterling K. Brown at the helm.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review: Marvel’s New Era Begins
The Fantastic Four: First Steps offers a heartfelt cosmic adventure that feels like a comic book come to life.
A Second Life Review: A Lovely Walk Through Paris
A Second Life starring Titane's Agathe Roussell is a lovely hangout movie that will make you want to call your friends.
Death Does Not Exist Review: Activism in Vivid Colour
Félix Dufour-Laperrière’s Death Does Not Exist, which was the only Canadian film to have its world-premiere at Cannes this year, may have been 10 years in the making, but it feels extremely timely.
The Well Review: Something in the Water
Hubert Davis's The Well is a post-apocalyptic tale that follows one young woman's journey to save her family's water supply from becoming infected.
Oh, Hi! Review: Don’t Mess With Molly Gordon
Molly Gordon again proves why she's an ingénue of the indie film scene with Oh, Hi!
The Bearded Girl Review: Hairy Family Dynamics
The Bearded Girl tells the coming-of-age story of a sideshow performer who must choose between embracing herself or what others expect of her.
I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: Gruesome Kills Keep the Franchise Alive
I Know What You Did Last Summer introduces the iconic horror franchise to a new generation while paying tribute to what came before.
