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Nosotros Review: TIFF 2026
5+ hour, 59+ min ago (208+ words) Intimacy has a way of revealing truths about us at times when the world outside would rather have us live a lie. In Joaquín Ruano’s understated and mesmerizing feature debut Nosotros, this type of closeness is a delicate key that…...
Love of Your Life: TIFF 2026 Review
4+ hour, 3+ min ago (676+ words) A straightforward but affecting film about love, loss and the possibility of finding love again, Love of Your Life is anchored by a stellar performance from Margaret Qualley and assured direction from Oscar-nominated cinematographer-turned-director Rachel Morrison. It’s the perfect meet-cute:…...
How We Stand Review: TIFF 2026
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (261+ words) Writer-director Marie Clements expertly intertwines the three stories, exposing each woman’s present-day betrayals by the system and the men in their lives. Even though they have different lifestyles, their personal pain and past trauma continues to affect them, too. Their…...
In the Heart of the South Review: TIFF 2026
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (302+ words) by Pat Mullen | September 10, 2026, 10:45 pm Did somebody order a “double trauma bacon and cheese”? Nyla Innuksuk (Slash/Back) doesn’t want you to enjoy fries with that order. Her new film In the Heart of the South inspires audiences to chew…...
Onslaught Review: Adam Winguard Returns
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (190+ words) It’s speculated that Arjona will appear in Superman: Man of Tomorrow as Wonder Woman. If true, Onslaught was a great test run for her talents as a captivating action lead. She believably kicks ass and carries the film’s emotional heft....
Mayday Review: New Cold War Comedy Misses Its Target
1+ week, 1+ day ago (100+ words) Mayday begins streaming September 4 on Apple TV. It Ends both shouts and whispers its horrors. It's uneasy and oddly comforting at the same time, much like life itself. Season 2 of Chad Powers is here! Glen Powell, Steve Zahn, and the…...
It Ends Review: Limitless Horror on an Unlimited Road Trip
1+ week, 3+ day ago (568+ words) Every so often a film comes around that stops me dead in my tracks. It is not necessarily the best film of the year, or the one with the biggest budget, or the most esoteric one. Rather, these are films…...
Insidious: Out of the Further Review - Sixth Time Isn't the Charm
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (140+ words) Unfolding in lugubrious, deliberately under-lit scenes typical of the genre — and this supernatural series in particular — audience members will be fighting two distinct battles as Insidious: Out of the Further heads into its homestretch: Trying to keep alert and suppressing…...
Mutiny Review: Another Solid Jason Statham Action Flick
3+ week, 1+ day ago (220+ words) Certain expectations come with watching a Jason Statham movie. The first and most important: it will be an action-packed B-movie. Punches will be thrown, and buckets of blood spilled. There will be little to no character development. No important, juicy…...
Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Anchors a Tender Comeback Tale
3+ week, 1+ day ago (264+ words) There’s a particular kind of vertigo that comes with being told, out of nowhere, that you once mattered. Late Fame, Kent Jones’ quiet, deceptively sharp adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler’s century-old novella, builds its entire emotional architecture around that vertigo, and…...