Shelf Pick: Dark Psychological Horror Drama WILD BONES
The new psychological horror film Wild Bones is a manically disorienting, dissociative dance in the vein of genre classics like Repulsion.
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Space Oddity Review: A Charming Yet Half-Baked Dramedy About Family and Grief
Kyra Sedgwick's directorial debut, Space Oddity, poses the question: if you had the chance to head to space and leave all your Earthly problems behind, would you?
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Isabelle Huppert
A film lover herself, Isabelle Huppert has often been drawn to roles because of directors, seeking out masters with impressive filmographies while also initiating collaborations with newcomers in whom she recognizes a spark.
Interview: Director Matthew Robbins talks Dragonslayer on 4K UHD, THX-1138, JAWS and more!
We speak with Dragonslayer director Matthew Robbins about the new 4K restoration of the 1980s dark fantasy film.
John Wick: Chapter 4 Review: Action Movie Ecstasy
John Wick: Chapter 4 is a samurai-spaghetti western-gangster movie mashup that’s guaranteed to thrill John Wick fans.
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: March 17
Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by Metro Morning earlier today to discuss Vasilis Katsoupis' new thriller, Inside. Tune in and watch Willem Defoe go mad...
Tenzin Review: The First Tibetan-Canadian Production
Filmed with mostly non-actors, it is the first Tibetan-Canadian feature film production of its kind.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods Review: The DCEU is Fading Fast
Shazam! Fury of the Gods proves there's no magic left in the Snyderverse.
Inside Review: Willem Dafoe For Art’s Sake
Willem Dafoe is superb as an art thief descending into madness in the new thriller from director Vasilis Katsoupis, Inside.
Scream VI Review: Ghostface Takes Manhattan
Scream VI takes Ghostface and his would-be victims on a stab-filled romp through New York City, in the bloodiest and goriest entry in the franchise to date.
CONTEST: Win a BABYLON prize pack!
Add sparkle to your Oscar weekend by winning one of three Babylon-themed prize packs courtesy of Paramount Pictures!
Oscar Predictions Time: The Everything Bagel Cometh
Our writers place their bets on who will win and should win on Oscar night as Everything Everywhere gets ready to sweep.
I Like Movies Review: For All Us Insufferable Film Nerds
The older we get the more aware we are of the passage of time and the importance of being present. But when you’re in Grade 12, the world is at your feet and you’re just waiting for your real life to begin. In her feature debut, Canadian director and writer Chandler Levack taps into this […]
65 Review: You’ll Root for the Dinosaurs
Although it comes from the minds behind A Quiet Place, 65 might disappoint audiences who are looking for more than jump scares as Adam Driver faces off against some dinosaurs.
Kingston Canadian Film Festival: Norbourg Review
A riveting and tightly constructed drama, Norbourg effectively captures how the lack of proper financial checks and balances.
