Film

Although there are some good intentions to be found within the confused melodrama It Ends with Us, they’re lost in a sea of odd choices and mixed messaging.

Infuriatingly sloppy and intensely awful, Eli Roth’s hopelessly derivative Borderlands is scraping below the bottom of the barrel when it comes to video game adaptations.

It’s not a surprise to anyone who lives on the internet or has a feline friend of their own, but curator/editor Will Braden’s Cat Video Fest – which opened in …

The Highland Cinemas, subject of the new documentary The Movie Man, is a place that’s both hard to find and impossible to miss or forget.

There is no escaping The Abandon. Currently in theatres and VOD, the sci-fi thriller follows Miles (Jonathan Rosenthal), an unconscious, wounded soldier, snatched up during a war. He awakens in …

While it has some fun and funny moments here and there, the bafflingly choppy and bloated action comedy The Instigators is a mess of competing ideas that never gel or …

Some movies show viewers how art makes it possible to survive under harsh, hopeless conditions. Director Greg Kwedar’s Sing Sing takes that notion one step further and illustrates how art …

In the longstanding tradition of films where famous bands or musicians play themselves in fictionalized versions of their lives, there has never been anything quite like Kneecap.

Writer-director Ian Harnarine’s Doubles effectively captures what it feels like to be caught between promise and heritage, between anger and forgiveness, and between two rough situations, only one of which …

The latest in a long lineage of subpar comedies about old folks getting the band back together designed to be slept through during a long flight back from Boca, The …