Lacking the manic gusto that made its highly lucrative predecessor such a success, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again will appeal only to ABBA devotees who want more of the …
Employing the same style as its better than expected predecessor but telling a different type of story, Unfriended: Dark Web is an uneven, unconnected sequel that still makes decent use …
Both an insightful, well researched look into a cinematic past that’s been swept under the rug and a potentially eerie warning of things to be on the look-out for in …
An easily digestible, inspirational tale of addiction, injury, disability, and recovery, Gus Van Sant’s John Callahan biopic Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot finds the respected filmmaker firmly …
The Third Murder will likely be considered in the future as “minor Kore-eda” by many critics, but if this becomes one of his least discussed works, it still bears the …
A solidly constructed riff on the kind of paranoid, B-movie thrillers that Alfred Hitchcock and Brian De Palma are best remembered for, first time feature director Dave Schwep and screenwriter …
Under the Tree, an Icelandic satire about warring neighbours who choose to escalate petty squabbles to outlandish, disgusting degrees, is truly a film made for the moment.
We catch up with stand-up comic and YouTube pioneer Bo Burnham about his ambitious, heavily anticipated, and purposefully awkward coming-of-age film Eighth Grade, which opens in Toronto this weekend and …
We sit down with British filmmaker Tim Wardle to talk about his buzzworthy and highly secretive documentary Three Identical Strangers, opening in Toronto and Vancouver this weekend.
The Chinese set (but predominantly filmed in British Columbia) action blockbuster Skyscraper wants to be an old school, high concept romp designed to blow audiences through the back of the …