The Chair Review
New Netflix comedy, The Chair, deals with the trials and tribulations of an English department chair and serves as a long-deserved showcase for Sandra Oh.
Nine Perfect Strangers Review: A Retreat Worth Checking Into
Come for the plot that promises a vacation for a group of entitled wealthy folks, but stay for the rich performances from an extremely talented, entertaining cast.
The Night House Review
Original, innovative, and frightening, The Night House is the communal viewing horror experience that we've missed terribly.
Fantasia 2021: #Blue_Whale Review
Told through desktop and mobile screens, horror #Blue_Whale looks to uncover the cybercrime responsible for the deaths of many teenagers.
Fantasia 2021: Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes Review
There’s no getting around it, Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes is incredibly silly. So silly that many will be turned off by the first 10 minutes. But audiences should really just trust the process and ride it out. One of the most creative and inventive films at Fantasia Fest, Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes somehow […]
Demonic Review: Drag Me to Hell
Neill Blomkamp steps into the horror genre with his sci-fi possession thriller Demonic.
Fantasia 2021: The Righteous Review
The directorial debut of Canadian Mark O'Brien, The Righteous is a slow-burn, character-driven horror exploring trauma, faith, and guilt.
The White Lotus and White Privilege
To say White Lotus isn't deep is not a knock on the series but rather a way to temper expectations and to be realistic about its storytelling prowess and flaws.
Fantasia 2021: Glasshouse Review
Egan’s film makes one reflect on how rituals can be used to both provide solace and maintain longstanding falsehoods.
Paw Patrol: The Movie Review – Fun for the Whole Pack
Unlike some other films inspired by children's TV series, PAW PATROL: THE MOVIE won't have parents questioning their life choices.
Naked Singularity Review: Heist Flick Steals Your Time
Naked Singularity may wear the robe of a heist film with a message, but its collection of half-formed ideas shows just how bare it is underneath.
Respect Review: The Power of a Voice
Jennifer Hudson belts out one showstopper after another in the Aretha Franklin biopic Respect.
Nine Days Review
The movie we need right now, Nine Days reminds us to practice gratitude and appreciate the life we've been given.
Fantasia 2021: Baby, Don’t Cry Review
Jesse Dvorak’s coming-of-age fable Baby, Don’t Cry explores those who exist on the margins of society. Read the review from Fantasia 2021.
What If…? Review: Fall in Love with the MCU All Over Again
Move over Doctor Strange, What If…? just kicked off an animated multiverse of madness.
