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.
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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.
The Furious Review: A Thrilling Feat in Martial Arts Filmmaking
The Furious delivers a deliriously entertaining feat in martial arts filmmaking.
Blue Film Review: We Like to Watch
Kieron Moore electrifies as a camboy who understands the pleasure of being watched in Blue Film, Elliot Tuttle's provocative feature debut.
Disclosure Day Review: Hollywood Escapism at Its Biggest and Best
Steven Spielberg reaffirms his status as Hollywood's king of blockbusters with Disclosure Day, an exhilarating feat of big screen escapism.
Adam Shankman Talks STOP! THAT! TRAIN! and Going Off the Rails
An interview with STOP! THAT! TRAIN! director Adam Shankman on bringing the joy of drag to the big screen and having fun going off the rails.
Late Shift Review: BMFM 2026
Petra Volpe's Late Shift asks us to remember the humanity of healthcare workers and to have some patience as we navigate these broken systems together.
Minotaur Review: Cannes 2026
After nearly a decade in exile, Andrey Zvyagintsev returns with Minotaur, a haunting portrait of Russia's corruption.
Masters of the Universe Review: He-Man with No Apologies
Masters of the Universe embraces the franchise's kitschy roots delivering the colourful, off-the-rails fantasy epic fans have waited 40 years to see.
Power Ballad Stars Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas on a Song’s Universal Feels
Power Ballad stars Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas, and director John Carney, share what makes a great song timeless and universal.
Scary Movie Review
Too much of Scary Movie feels like endlessly scrolling through TikTok to find a skit you like.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Cannes 2026
Dazzlingly strange and unapologetically queer, Camp Miasma is for all horror fans as it deconstructs the slasher genre inside and out.
