Crime 101 Review: A Good Ol’ Fashioned Crime Thriller
Bart Layton's thrilling, entertaining film harkens back to the crime thrillers of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Crime 101 will have you on the edge of your seat.
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Sirât Review
It is easy to see why Oliver Laxe’s Sirât took home the Cannes Competition Jury Prize. Breathtaking, gut-wrenching, and visceral, it’s one of the best choices you could make at TIFF.
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie Review
Matt Johnson's Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is both a love letter to Toronto and one of the year's funniest films.
“Wuthering Heights” Review: A Seductive Fever Dream
Emerald Fennell’s "Wuthering Heights" hits like a fever dream — sexy, strange and never subtle.
Montreal, My Beautiful Review: Joan Chen Gives a Career-Best Performance
Joan Chen dazzles in Montreal, My Beautiful, a moving tale of love, awakening, and finding yourself at any age.
Pillion Review: Meet Me in the Projection Booth, Daddy!
Alexander Skarsgard and Harry Melling star in Pillion, the insanely hot and surprisingly sweet sub/dom biker romance from Harry Lighton.
Interview with Dracula: A Love Tale’s Caleb Landry Jones and Zoë Bleu
Dracula stars Caleb Landry Jones and Zoë Bleu talk with That Shelf about the daunting task of taking on a stone-cold literary classic.
Iron Lung Review: Markiplier’s Bloody Directorial Debut
Unnerving, unsettling, and downright horrifying, Markiplier makes a promising directorial debut as he combines claustrophobia, blood, and Lovecraftian horror in Iron Lung.
Union County Review: An Authentic Look at Overcoming Addiction
Adam Meeks' first feature Union County is an authentic and hopeful portrait of the long road to recovery featuring a strong performance by Will Poulter.
The Rip Review: An Entertaining, Dad-Coded Police Thriller
Reuniting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, The Rip is an entertaining, dad-coded police thriller.
The Classics Shelf: The Top 10 Best Picture Nominees That Didn’t Win Anything
For a movie that has campaigned hard and made it to the final group of nominees, a Best Picture loss is a disappointment, but winning at least one category throughout the night helps soothe the pain. Going home completely empty-handed, however, has to be a much bigger sorrow.
Send Help Review: This One’s for the Sickos
Sam Raimi's Send Help is for all of the sickos out there. It's gnarly, nasty, and mean in all of the right ways.
Josephine Review: Sundance 2026
Featuring a career best performance from Channing Tatum and an incredible debut from Mason Reeves, the Sundance Award winning Josephine will break your heart.
¡Pika!, Sauna Sickness, Jazz Infernal, Together Forever: Sundance 2026 Review
We take a look at some of the Sundance short films, ¡Pika!, Sauna Sickness, Jazz infernal, and Together Forever, that screened at the festival this year.
Once Upon a Time in Harlem: Sundance 2026 Review
Once Upon a Time in Harlem is masterful film that provides audiences with a new way to view the Harlem Renaissance and those involved in it.
