Killers Of The Flower Moon Spoiler Review: One Of Martin Scorsese's Best Pictures
With Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese reminds us yet again that few other people working in film today are operating at even half of his level.
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Dicks: The Musical Review: A24's Raunchy Romp Is Absurdly Hilarious, But Can't Quite Sustain Itself
Newcomers Aaron Jackson and Josh Sharp star in a raunchy, hilarious, absurd musical, but Nathan Lane and Megan Mullally keep it afloat.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Barbie, The Others, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up includes Barbie, The Others, Haunted Mansion, Talk to Me, and The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Long live physical media.
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Ferrari Review: Michael Mann Captures The Nervy High Drama Of Racing
Featuring a stellar performance from Penelope Cruz, Ferrari is one of Michael Mann's most emotionally satisfying films in years. Read our review here.
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Review: A Breathtaking Stage Spectacle Rendered Slightly Less Spectacular On Film
Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour movie has already smashed box office records, but is it a worthwhile cinematic experience? We dig deep into the production.
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Dark Harvest Review: A Halloween Treat For Horror Fans
Dark Harvest has an underwhelming script, but the horror film is so overloaded with Halloween atmosphere that it might be enough to satisfy your inner ghoul.
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It's A Wonderful Knife Review: A Warm And Cozy Christmas Slasher [Beyond Fest 2023]
Christmas horror fans have a reason to be excited this season as It's A Wonderful Knife delivers both heart and scares. Read our review right here.
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El Conde Review: The Boldest Vampire Movie Of The Year Needed Just A Little More Bite
Pablo Larraín's stylish El Conde reimagines Augusto Pinochet as an ancient vampire, but the film never does enough with that novel premise.
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Woman Of The Hour Review: Anna Kendrick Delivers A Thrilling Directorial Debut [TIFF 2023]
Anna Kendrick's directorial debut Woman of the Hour is a strong thriller based on a shocking true story. Here's our TIFF review.
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LEGO's Avengers: Endgame Final Battle Is A Clever But Incomplete Tribute To Marvel's Movie
LEGO's latest recreation of the final battle in Avengers: Endgame makes for a cool display piece, but we wish it offered a more complete build.
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Poolman Review: Chris Pine's Chinatown-Inspired Neo-Noir Bellyflops [TIFF 2023]
Chris Pine's directorial debut Poolman is an unfortunate misfire - a comedy that's never very funny with characters who just don't work. Here's our TIFF review.
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Pain Hustlers Review: Chris Evans And Emily Blunt Can't Rescue This Wolf Of Wall Street Knock-Off [TIFF 2023]
Pain Hustlers, starring Emily Blunt and Chris Evans, badly wants to be the Wolf of Wall Street, but comes nowhere close to matching that great movie.
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The Holdovers Review: Alexander Payne And Paul Giamatti Reunite For This Marvellous Film [TIFF 2023]
The Holdovers is proof that we need more thoughtful, studied, loving, and irresistible human stories on screen. Here's our review from TIFF.
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Mother, Couch Review: Ewan McGregor Stars In One Of The Strangest Films Of The Year [TIFF 2023]
Mother, Couch, starring Ewan McGregor and Ellen Burstyn, is a hazy dreamlike blast of chaos that proves to be irresistible. Here's our TIFF review.
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Yellow Bus Review: How Far Will You Go For Justice? [TIFF 2023]
There's plenty to admire in 'Yellow Bus' -- especially Tannishtha Chatterjee's great performance -- a searing portrait of perseverance. Read our TIFF review.
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A Haunting In Venice Review: A Soggy Faux-Supernatural Return For Poirot
A Haunting in Venice, the third film in Kenneth Branagh's Poirot series, tries to change things up with a potentially supernatural bent, but does it work?
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Dumb Money Review: This Timely Film Can't Live Up To Real Life [TIFF 2023]
The GameStop stock comedy Dumb Money is plenty funny and boasts some strong performances, but it feels like it only scratches the surface.
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The Nun 2 Review: A Frequently Fun And Violent Romp Falls Victim To Prequelitis
The Nun II has some great scares and atmosphere but it also gets bogged down in being too beholden to the franchise that spawned it. Here's our review.
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A Spanish Slasher Is Climbing Netflix Charts Despite Bland Reviews
With Spain's Killer Book Club, Netflix is (sadly) once again proving that you don't need to make a good movie for it to do wild numbers on streaming.
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Brother Is The Best Movie You Didn't Get Around To Watching Last Month
Brother, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, and You Hurt My Feelings are all available to watch at home right now, and they're all worth your time.
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LEGO's New Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle Is A Laborious But Wonderful Build
LEGO's new Hogwarts Castle and Grounds model lets you build the entire wizarding school on a micro-scale, and there are secrets to be found within. Take a look!
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: The Flash, Asteroid City, And More
What's new on Blu-ray? Lots of stuff, including The Flash, Asteroid City, You Hurt My Feelings, and The Blackening! Allow us to break things down for you.
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The Equalizer 3 Review: This Unsophisticated Actioner Has Some Rad Violence
The Equalizer 3 feels less substantial than the previous two films, but gets by mostly on Denzel Washington's charms and some inspired movie violence.
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Ernest & Celestine: A Trip To Gibberitia Review: Epic Sequel Tackles G-Rated Conformity And Censorship
The sequel Ernest & Celestine: A Trip to Gibberitia might actually be better than the first Ernest & Celestine film, and that's saying something.
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Scrapper Review: A New Take On Social Realism Is Child's Play For Charlotte Regan
Scrapper is a dazzling directorial debut, a different kind of father-daughterr story, and is just the kind of scrappy triumph its title indicates.
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Retribution Review: Liam Neeson Grumbles His Way Through Another Dull Action Pic
The Liam Neeson action thriller Retribution is neither thrilling nor very action-y. It's more like a movie destined to play on cable during a rainy day.
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Chuck Chuck Baby Review: A Tender Romance Anchors This British Tale
Despite some undercooked themes and the odd over-explanation, Chuck Chuck Baby beautifully explores what it means to be queer in a small town.
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