The ultra-low budget single setting thriller Sway is as rare as finding a diamond in a haystack; a talky, exposition driven story that never wavers, slows, or remains static. As …
For his wryly humorous and pleasantly ironic dramedy A Poet, Colombian writer/director Simón Mesa Soto follows a conventional formula to tell the story of an obstinate artist who rebuffs his …
It’s not that difficult to make a Dracula movie. It’s exceptionally difficult to make a great one. The material contained within Bram Stoker’s legendary novel is both malleable and solid. …
The unlikely, but inspired pairing of boundary pushing director Josephine Decker (Madeline’s Madeline, The Sky is Everywhere) and stand-up-comic writer/star Iliza Shlesinger turn in one of the finest and funniest …
Shelter is exactly what one expects at this point from a Jason Statham movie. He plays a gruff loner with deadly fighting skills standing up for what’s right against a …
In director Sam Raimi’s latest film, Send Help, the meek shall inherit the Earth, or at the very least they’ll end up with a job that values their hard work …
For her short film, Crisis Actor (which make its world premiere this week as part of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival), filmmaker Lily Platt pulled from a world she knows …
Canadian director, writer, and performer Kelly McCormack understands the feeling of wanting to disappear; not just into a role or a great script ripe for adaptation, but dropping out of …
Rebecca Zlotowski’s French thriller A Private Life is a melange of tones and themes searching for stronger connective threads. The plot reads like a cross between a far less aggressive …
Writer/directors Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli have a unique collaboration with performers Grace Glowicki and Ben Petrie on their latest project together, the haunting thriller Honey Bunch, in Canadian theatres …