Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
Hind Meddeb’s documentary Sudan, Remember Us celebrates the spirit of togetherness and peaceful demonstration even at the cost of hardship, death, and displacement. While some viewers might remember or have …
Atmospheric and cleverly written, Zach Cregger’s eerie thriller Weapons follows through on the promise the writer-director showed with his first film, Barbarian. While similar in a lot of ways – …
Taking place across a scant few days that go by in the blink of an eye, the clockwork drama Souleymane’s Story captures the stressful, unstable lives of many refugees and …
In a year that has already been chock full of underwhelming sequels, reboots, and spin-offs, something like the witty, nostalgic, and refreshing Freakier Friday hits a feel good sweet spot. …
The Pickup is the sort of forced, inorganic, and tiresome straight-to-streaming action comedy one always hopes star Eddie Murphy has moved on from, but somehow the actor still hasn’t learned …
This new version of The Naked Gun needs no explanation to anyone familiar with either the original trilogy of parody films from the late 80s to mid-90s, made by the …
For a remake of a film like The Naked Gun to work, the people working behind and in front of the camera have to have a profound understanding of surreal, …
Writer-director Michael Shanks’ unnerving, but overly familiar thriller Together blends relationship fears and body horror into a consistently captivating nightmare. Boasting a pair of fully invested lead performances from a …
BTS ARMY: Forever We Are Young is a solid addition to the growing canon of documentaries about fandom. A standard, but insightful look at the fanbase supporting world renowned Korean …
While the sophomoric comedy Billy Madison first introduced moviegoers to the unique, at times divisive leading man stylings of former Saturday Night Live cast member Adam Sandler, it was his …
