Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
A depiction of a somewhat incestuous affair between a teenager and an older woman, Last Summer retains Catherine Breillat’s ability to keep viewers unnerved and on edge without resorting to …
Thirty years after the franchise was nearly killed by a devastatingly bad third entry and being stuck in development hell for just as long, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. arrives …
Yoshiyuki Momose’s dazzling animated fantasy The Imaginary is a marginally better take on a storyline similar to one found in a marginally decent film from just over a month ago.
An effective blend of screams, sleaze, and smarts, writer/director/editor Ti West’s MaXXXine doesn’t fully measure up to the predecessors in its horror trilogy, but it does continue the franchise’s attempts …
Indian action thriller Kill is a relentless, single setting thrill ride that thankfully has enough inventive, bone crunching set pieces and story touches to offset the fact that it’s frequently …
A Family Affair is a romantic comedy that doesn’t aim very high but manages to barely exceed expectations through sheer charm and wit.
The monster movie prequel A Quiet Place: Day One takes its franchise in a new and exciting direction by expanding its canvas while staying true to what made audiences gravitate …
Kalki 2898 AD, the latest big budget Telugu language blockbuster from India, is massive when it comes to spectacle, but short when it comes to original substance.
While it looks empathetically and thoughtfully at the healing power of the arts, one’s opinion of Ghostlight will vary based on how they view writer-directors Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson’s …
Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland’s incendiary refugee crisis pastiche Green Border is a bracing, emotionally devastating examination of society in moral free fall.
