Writer-director Shana Feste’s Boundaries is the kind of quirky indie movie that would be fine only if you left the second the plot kicks in.
A major step backward in quality for a franchise that started horribly and slowly started to right the ship, The First Purge is a prequel that seeks to flesh out …
Charming, lightweight, suitably entertaining, and a slight improvement over its charming, lightweight, and suitably entertaining predecessor, Ant-Man and the Wasp doesn’t represent the A-list of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but …
The basketball comedy Uncle Drew will never be regarded as one of 2018’s unequivocal cinematic masterpieces, but it’s the best case scenario for a high concept comedy predominantly starring non-actors …
While it’s decidedly rough around the edges, the unique Canadian thriller North Mountain certainly earns points for originality and the desire to tell what could have been a standard B-movie …
Unfocused, alternately fawning and insulting, and not getting any help from an obstinate, stand-offish central subject, the documentary Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist is a thoroughly underwhelming and unnecessary looks at …
The brooding Canadian thriller The Unseen offers a unique, subtextual take on an “invisible man” storyline, but it’s an idea that would work much better as a series than a …
A sequel to Denis Villeneuve and Taylor Sheridan’s intense and surprising 2015 success Sicario remains unnecessary, but Italian filmmaker Stefano Sollima’s follow-up (and second film in a now planned trilogy), …
A muddled, confusing, and cut-rate to the point of embarrassing fantasy thriller, Darken is the kind of low budget Canadian effort that was clearly conceived with a high degree of …
The dumb-dumb, ho-hum, and moderately fun sci-fi action thriller Upgrade could stand to be either 50% crazier or 50% smarter.