By Any Means Review: A Flat Take On An Important Issue
By Any Means is a gorgeous movie that addresses important discourse on racial injustice, but doesn't leave a lasting, positive impact.
Onslaught Review: Adam Winguard Returns
In Onslaught, Adam Wingard distills all of his favourite '80s influences into one violent, gnarly exploitation flick.
The Runner Review: Plot Holes Aplenty
The Runner is a tired reiteration of movies like Run Lola Run and Speed with little visual allure, many plot contrivances and poor pacing.
Mayday Review: New Cold War Comedy Misses Its Target
Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh star in a fun but generic Cold War buddy comedy that never quite reaches the level of the filmmakers' previous work.
It Ends Review: Limitless Horror on an Unlimited Road Trip
It Ends both shouts and whispers its horrors. It's uneasy and oddly comforting at the same time, much like life itself.
The Salt Path Review: Finding Stillness On An Uncertain Journey
It may not provide every answer, but Marianne Elliott's The Salt Path ultimately finds meaning in continuing to walk.
Buddy Review: A Friendly Childhood Unicorn Gone Terrifyingly Dark
Casper Kelly's Buddy follows your friendly neighbourhood unicorn from a childhood TV show, with a sinister twist you'll never forget.
The Dog Stars Review: Familiar, If Reliable, Tricks
Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley, and Josh Brolin star in Ridley Scott's familiar but serviceable survival thriller The Dog Stars, but Jasper is best in show.
Coyote vs. ACME Review
Coyote vs. ACME is a crowd-pleaser and a welcome reminder of how much we missed all of our Looney Tunes.
Insidious: Out of the Further Review – Sixth Time Isn’t the Charm
Insidious: Out of the Further sixth entry re-proves that the rule of diminishing returns also applies to horror series.
Mutiny Review: Another Solid Jason Statham Action Flick
Jason Statham stars in another schlocky action movie. But with a sturdy plot, good cinematography, and spectacular action, who can complain?
Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Anchors a Tender Comeback Tale
Willem Dafoe is superb as a forgotten poet swept up by young admirers in Kent Jones' wry, tender Late Fame.
Tony Review: Young Anthony Bourdain Becomes Himself
Canadian filmmaker Matt Johnson turns portions of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential into coming-of-age magic.
Sterling Point Review: Summer, Scenery & Annie’s So-Called Life
Come for the coming-of-age intrigue, stay for the breathtaking Muskokan scenery. Prime Video's Sterling Point is the perfect end-of-summer series.
Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter Review – Tennis Champ at a Crossroads
A champion’s greatest battle may not be against an opponent, but against time. The documentary Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter explores the next chapter of a tennis icon’s career.
