Film

As the old adage goes, success has many fathers, but failure has only one. Jean-François Poisson’s entertaining and exhaustively researched documentary Who Killed the Montreal Expos? examines the fallacy of …

While relentlessly stylish and boasting an impressive leading performance from Colin Farrell, Edward Berger’s Ballad of a Small Player disappointingly illustrates the pitfalls of adapting a rich, complex novel into …

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a landmark career achievement. I don’t mean that in the sense that it’s the best film in del Toro’s impressive catalogue, but in the sense …

Good Fortune is writer, director, producer and star Aziz Ansari’s new comedy, and it’s a surprising deep-dive into the funny and serious troubles of the gig economy.

The Perfect Neighbor is director Geeta Gandbhir’s documenting of American morality and friendliness in tragic free-fall. Taken almost exclusively from primary resources The Perfect Neighbor is a shudder inducing piece …

Visually poetic documentarian Viktor Kossakovsky’s Architecton pays careful consideration to landscapes and structures in a bid to better understand why humanity has forsaken the ingenuity of its past of the …

Deathstalker is a lot like professional wrestling. You know if you’re going to be into it or not just by looking at the package. If the idea of a jacked-up …

John Candy: I Like Me is a heartfelt, loving tribute to an actor who never got their proper due. A legendary comedic (and dramatic) talent who passed away far too …

Bone Lake wants to play a game with the viewer. It’s one a lot of horror and art house buffs will be familiar with, and they’ll likely catch onto the …

David Osit’s stomach churning documentary Predators forces viewers to reconsider the entertainment value some find within the true crime genre. It’s not necessarily a full on take-down of its subject, …