Film

What the bawdy and button pushing Dicks: The Musical lacks in consistent belly laughs it more than makes up for in unbridled energy and enthusiasm.

A basic and not altogether engrossing oral history of a possible pair of demonic possessions, The Devil on Trial has a somewhat misleading title.

A story of struggle told at the point where systemic racism and parasitic capitalism intersect, filmmaker Raoul Peck’s Silver Dollar Road is a metaphor for the fallacy of the American …

Steeped in paranoia and psychological intrigue, the documentary Mister Organ attempts to explore the banality of evil, and viewers’ skins will crawl when they see what’s looking back at them …

A darkly comedic, but playful and uniquely heartwarming genre mash-up, Quebecois filmmaker Ariane Louis-Seize’s first feature Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person holds a lot of unexpected delights for anyone …

A hearty, focused behind-the-scenes documentary, Swan Song looks at a unique point in a ballet company where retirement and rejuvenation meet.

One of the finest Canadian films of the year, Sophie Dupuis’ Solo is a calculated and deeply emotional look at a person who goes to psychologically damaging places to feel …

By the tenth entry in a horror franchise, the bar for quality and innovation has been significantly lowered, but it turns out to be a lucky number for Saw X.

The Creator, the latest film from director and co-writer Gareth Edwards, is a perfect example of what a first class filmmaker can do with bits and pieces of familiar material.

Pretentious, plodding, and only enjoyable in the sense that it’s so overblown it contains moments of unintentional levity, the limp procedural thriller Reptile is trash that aspires to be high …