Ambitious and indulgent, but filled with plenty of emotionally devastating musings about young love and the casual cruelty of human beings, Quebecois filmmaker Philippe Lesage’s Genesis is both a mess …
Canada might produce more coming of age films per capita than any other country in the world, but few of them are as subtle, perceptive, and culturally impactful as writer-director …
A sprawling, ambitious, indulgent, and assuredly unnerving follow-up to his terrifying critical and commercial success Hereditary, Ari Aster’s sun and blood drenched Midsommar is yet another example of a filmmaker …
Actor, film buff, and budding director Jack Reynor talks about his work on Hereditary director Ari Aster’s latest challenging thriller, Midsommar, in theatres everywhere on Wednesday, July 3.
Painfully stilted, cliched, and sometimes unintentionally funny, the Canadian ghost story Isabelle is yet another uninspired indie horror that only works if the viewer hasn’t seen another movie in their …
A bland, skin deep literary study of one of publishing’s greatest unsolved mysteries, the Italian documentary Ferrante Fever will only appeal to the titular author’s legions of already converted fans …
No matter if you choose to look at it either as the closing of a major chapter in the Marvel Avengers storyline or the beginning of a new era, Spider-Man: …
Yesterday, a high concept comedy that asks what the world would be like if The Beatles never formed or recorded an album, is a genial, engaging enough crowd pleaser, but …
Although one holds out hope that a more thorough and engrossing documentary could be made in the future about one of the most brilliant, popular, and lauded animators to ever …
Annabelle Comes Home isn’t the film it’s being marketed as, and that’s actually a good thing.