Steal Away Review
Clement Virgo's haunting and surreal thriller Steal Away cements him as one of Canada's most dynamic talents.
Evil Dead Burn Review: Family Dysfunction of the Deadite Kind
The Sam Raimi-produced Evil Dead Burn delivers a brutal, unrelenting, singularly gruelling experience.
Racewalkers Review: Big Jokes, Big Heart
With real heart and big laughs, Kevin Claydon and Phil Moniz's comedy is an irresistible underdog story made to be enjoyed with a crowd.
Lucid Review: Ugly Art Can Be So Punk
The experimental punk film LUCID isn't meant to be beautiful. It's "ugly and honest" as it unpacks trauma, identity discovery, and the exploratory nature of art.
The Invite Review: Take a Walk on the Wilde Side
Olivia Wilde's The Invite delivers a ferociously funny, artfully messy, and authentic study of hormone-fuelled humour with one of the year's best ensembles.
Minions & Monsters Review: Mini Mischief Makers Return for A Winning Prequel
In the third prequel in the long-running series, Minions & Monsters the miniature yellow mischief makers return for another unexpectedly winning entry.
Rose of Nevada Review: A Hallucinatory, Time-Bending Mind-Trip
Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin returns with Rose of Nevada, a hallucinatory, time-bending mind-trip.
Supergirl Review: A Case of Intergalactic Growing Pains
For all its over-the-top characters and catchy needle drops, Supergirl offers a darker and moodier return to the DC universe.
Blood Lines Review: Feature Doesn’t Live Up to Its Potential
Gaul Marice's latest film, Blood Lines, aims to be a deep film about Métis culture and family roots, but it stumbles throughout.
The Death of Robin Hood Review: Grimly Reimagines the Legendary Figure
Michael Sarnoski and Hugh Jackman team up to deliver a darkly grim retelling of the familiar legend in The Death of Robin Hood.
Maddie’s Secret Review: Gets Lost in the Sauce
John Early pays homage to campy flicks and TV movies with Maddie's Secret, but casting himself as the leading lady is a passé one-note joke that overwhelms the film.
Leviticus Review: A Visionary Tale of Fatal Attraction
Leviticus is a haunting tale of fatal attraction and a fable about living in a community that teaches you to associate love with fear.
Girls Like Girls Review: A Reaffirmation that Love Conquers All
Girls Like Girls marks another milestone in Kiyoko's artistic trajectory, her fans’ dedicated affection, and ultimately the power of the titular mantra.
AKI Review: A Wordless Documentary that Speaks Volumes
Darlene Naponse's documentary AKI captures the seasons and soul of Atikameksheng Anishnawbek.
Fatherland Review: Cannes 2026
Featuring captivating performances from Sandra Huller and Hanns Zischler, and breathtaking cinematography, it is hard not to be enthralled by Fatherland.
