Film

You would be forgiven for not immediately knowing that actor Lee Pace has a prominent role in director and co-writer Edgar Wright’s adaptation of Stephen King’s early novel, The Running …

Although films already exist about the historical events that transpired in writer-director James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg, this film examines the trials that forever shaped war crime prosecutions from a different perspective. …

Predator: Badlands represents a surprising lower point for a renewed franchise that was just starting to show some signs of life after decades of stagnancy and mismanagement. Coming on the …

Director and co-writer David Michôd’s biographical boxing drama Christy barely gets away with a split decision. Thanks to some outstanding lead performances and a well drawn period setting, this recounting …

Vancouver born musician Kid Koala’s animated feature Space Cadet (which opens the 29th annual Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival this week) is full of heart and warmth. An easygoing, …

Big hearted, charming, and riotously funny, Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese’s animated Australian odyssey Lesbian Space Princess deftly combines sharp wit, stellar comedic timing, gorgeous visuals, gross out gags, …

The historical, jazz world set drama Köln 75 exists in an awkward, unconvincing, but well intentioned space. It’s a niche film about the creation of a very specific work of …

Chris Stuckmann has had his hands full for the past several years. In addition to being one of the most watched and subscribed to film critics on YouTube, he became …

Despite usually boasting outstanding performances in leading and supporting roles, the modern musician biopic has been in a sorry state for quite some time, so while Scott Cooper’s Springsteen: Deliver …

Director Yorgo Lanthimos’ Bugonia, his latest blending of social commentary, dark comedy, light surrealism, and thriller elements, is as bleak as movies tend to get. Belonging to the same 2025 …