The limited series Sirens starts off strong and intriguing before gradually turning frustrating and fruitless by the time it wraps up. It’s not so much that the ending of Sirens… …
The live action remake of Disney’s 2002 animated classic Lilo & Stitch earns its place alongside the likes of Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella and the underrated Christopher Robin as one of… …
Although it runs across two feature length instalments, the biographical documentary Pee-Wee as Himself struggles to get to know actor and subject Paul Reubens. That’s not a criticism, but rather …
Let’s cut to the chase before getting into specifics: Hurry Up Tomorrow is awful. It’s awful in special, almost inconceivable ways. This companion piece to The Weeknd’s album of the …
Final Destination Bloodlines blurs the lines between what constitutes a straight up sequel, a reboot, and the modern day concept of a “legacy sequel.” In terms of its approach, this… …
The bleak, stone faced, but uproariously silly comedy Friendship proves that comedy really is subjective, and the most rewarding films often don’t play to everyone’s taste one-hundred percent of the …
Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim’s documentary Deaf President Now! only unfolds over the course of a single, intense week in the spring of 1988, but the reverberations of the events …
The batty and hyperactive action comedy Fight or Flight lands somewhere between homage and parody. Derivative of the likes of every John Wick and Die Hard clone to come out …
Chinese auteur Jia Zhang-Ke’s latest film Caught by the Tides is a lot like his earlier films; not tonally or structurally, but somewhat more literally. A blending of past and …
Canadian writer-director Jason Buxton’s Sharp Corner is a rarity these days: a wholly original film that occupies its own space in terms of tone and content. A moody character piece …