Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
A fun sequel that follows firmly in the path set forth by its predecessor, Enola Holmes 2 succeeds by not overcomplicating things or phoning it in.
While the news of an esteemed filmmaker producing a period piece heavily influenced by their own childhood and upbringing isn’t anything new, writer-director James Gray’s Armageddon Time is packed with …
The Return of Tanya Tucker: Featuring Brandi Carlile tries and only moderately succeeds in its goal of understanding what makes one of country music’s most successful and heavily gossiped about …
Henry Selick has made classic films, bringing characters like Jack Skellington and Coraline to life, and after a lot of work he’s back with the charming, fiendishly fun Wendell & …
Prey For The Devil is more than an average exorcism movie, and that was director Daniel Stamm’s plan from the start.
The period drama Call Jane should be frighteningly timely, given that the subject matter has become highly relevant and topical again, but instead it’s little more than a well-meaning misfire …
The Banshees of Inisherin is a complex, thoughtful, and low key black comedy about the pitfalls of small town friendships told in some of the least friendly ways possible.
Decision to Leave, the latest genre hopping exercise from Korean master Park Chan-wook, is a playful Hitchcock homage where the mystery and thriller aspects are secondary to an unusual romance.
The low key drama Raymond & Ray is a simple, often predictable film told with plenty of unforced emotion and a handful of strong ideas.
The cliched and obvious romcom Ticket to Paradise is the perfect film for people who don’t care very much about what they’re watching as long as it hits a sweet …
