Club Kid Review: TIFF 2026
Club Kid kicks off like a cocaine-infused glitter bomb before transforming into a tender story about sacrifice, growing up, and finding your calling.
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Julián Review: TIFF 2026
Cartoon Saloon's Julián is an emotionally resonant coming-of-age tale combining elements of Steven Universe and Do the Right Thing.
Half Review: TIFF 2026
Dark, twisted, and bloodier than a slaughterhouse, director Samjad's vampire-western Half goes straight for the jugular.
The End of Oak Street Review: A Creature Feature with Bite
David Robert Mitchell's Amblin-inspired creature feature has bloodthirsty bite, blending suburban angst and savage dinosaur mayhem into a fun thrill ride.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: Spidey Gets Back to Basics
Spider-Man: Brand New Day presents the MCU's most comic-book-accurate Spidey yet, and a welcome return to basics for the Ol' Web-Head.
Steal Away Review
Clement Virgo's haunting and surreal thriller Steal Away cements him as one of Canada's most dynamic talents.
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.
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.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu Review: Bigger Screen, Less Wonder
The Mandalorian and Grogu make the hyperspace jump to theatres, resulting in a fan-friendly adventure full of familiar pleasures that struggles to meet Star Wars' mythic status.
Mortal Kombat II Review: The Franchise Finally Levels Up
Mortal Kombat II delivers just what fans were asking for in 2021: over-the-top characters, gnarly fatalities, and an actual Mortal Kombat tournament.
The Bride! Review: Gothic Horror Meets Gangster Mayhem
Jessie Buckley delivers another ferocious performance in The Bride!, Maggie Gyllenhaal's audacious reimagining of the Frankenstein myth.
”Wuthering Heights” Review: A Seductive Fever Dream
Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights" hits like a fever dream ”” sexy, strange and never subtle.
No Other Choice Review
Park Chan-wook's stylish black comedy No Other Choice sees a desperate man turns his job hunt into the Hunger Games.
The Smashing Machine Interview: Dwayne Johnson
That Shelf sat down with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to discuss shedding his action-hero armour and embracing his vulnerable side as Mark Kerr.
Shelby Oaks Interview: Chris Stuckmann
That Shelf sat down with Shelby Oaks writer-director Chris Stuckmann to discuss his love for the horror genre, potential sequels and prequels, and how social media content creators are leaving their mark on the movie industry.
