The Last House Review: A Horror-Filled Staycation
The Last House is a movie with a lot of potential to be great, but plot holes and poor execution hold it back.
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The Black Ball Review: Cannes 2026
Los Javis's The Black Ball is a generational-defining historical epic about the Queer experience from The Cannes Film Festival.
Big Mistakes Review: Dan Levy Proves He’s No One-Hit Wonder
Dan Levy, Taylor Ortega, and Laurie Metcalf star in Big Mistakes, a fast-paced and high energy crime comedy with a hint of sass.
Pavane Review: Nothing’s More Complicated Than Love
Pavane takes viewers through a love story that feels genuine in its ups and downs, showing how hard we must work for the love we want.
The Rip Review: An Entertaining, Dad-Coded Police Thriller
Reuniting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, The Rip is an entertaining, dad-coded police thriller.
Cover-Up Review: A Flawed but Fascinating Portrait of Seymour Hersh
While Cover-Up doesn't paint a complete portrait of Seymour Hersh's psyche and investigative process, it is still a fascinating look into the life of one of the most famous investigative journalists of our time.
Jay Kelly Review: Legacy Will Swallow You Whole
If Jay Kelly is in fact Noah Baumbach's Stardust Memories, the George Clooney-led awards contender needed a little more stardust to stand out.
The Wake Up Dead Man Team on Whodunits and Knives Out All Stars
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery director Rian Johnson and stars Daniel Craig, Glenn Close, Mila Kunis, Andrew Scott, and Kerry Washington on Benoit Blanc's new case.
In Your Dreams Review: A Beautiful Concept with Limited Execution
Netflix's latest offering never fully taps into the imagination and limitless possibilities of animation.
Train Dreams Review: Seeing the Forest for the Trees
Joel Edgerton stars in Train Dreams, a beautifully elegiac slice of Americana from the team behind Jockey and Sing Sing.
The White House Effect Review: Damning Reminders
If seeks a fact-based, thorough, yet darkly thrilling and convincing walk-through of the history of the climate crisis, then The White House Effect is it.
Who Killed the Montreal Expos? Review: Quebec’s Darlings
Who Killed the Montreal Expos? is greater than the sum of its parts, in a way that successfully captures and consequently evokes the intangible magic of the Expos' peak
The Perfect Neighbor Review: A Disturbing Body-Cam Doc
The Perfect Neighbor speaks for itself. It speaks volumes about American sensibilities, communities, and laws.
The Woman in Cabin 10 Review: Keira Knightley Shines
Whodunnit The Woman in Cabin 10 offers a solid return for Keira Knightley, and a joy to see a cast of familiar faces relish their chances to play against (or into) type.
Wayward Review: TIFF 2025
Netflix's new Canadian series Wayward shows that creator Mae Martin can bring not only laughs but thrills.
