"Whatever message Zack Cregger was aiming for with this story, it just felt like it got lost halfway through the chaos"
by Josiah BenegalAll Ireland knows is grief, drink, and poetry.
by Shea MarshallA screed against cynicism, Celine Song set herself the mission of rationalising irrationality - and mounting a 360 degree critique of rationality itself.
by Umnia El-Neil"I came from my people, they need to adore me, so Christian Dior me, from my head to my toes."
by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.Michael Shanks’s first feature is one wicked spitfire of a horror film, and if its metaphors seem heavy-handed, it has the decency at least to deliver them in the nastiest package possible.
by Michel AbdulazizOBSCURAE has had a blockbuster 5 months since our relaunch, and I couldn't be prouder of what we've achieved.
by Umnia El-NeilMarvel's First Family have been invisible in the MCU thus far -- whether the goodwill toward Marvel would stretch to this adaptation was hotly debated, but here's the thing...
by Umnia El-NeilSantiago explores why the new show from Lena Dunham may have overstayed its welcome.
by Santiago Guerra"Whatever message Zack Cregger was aiming for with this story, it just felt like it got lost halfway through the chaos"
by Josiah BenegalCatch up on our reviews from TIFF50!
Catch up on our reviews from TIFF50
Catch up on our reviews from TIFF50
"The Man in my Basement" hits select theatres this Friday in the UK and US before it hits Hulu and Disney+ in the fall. You can find your closest theatre screening here. Based on the 2004 novel by Walter Mosley, "The Man in my Basement" has
Catch up on our reviews from TIFF50
Catch up on Day 1’s reviews from our team on the ground at TIFF50
Presenting itself as a traditional indie romcom, Paul & Paulette Take a Bath (2024) asks the viewer to question our culture's voyeuristic fascination with ‘true crime' and macabre historical events.
One of the most intense and surprising psychological thrillers I've witnessed to this year, Orlando Bloom puts in the performance of his career with a stacked cast and a categorically terrifying script.
"Whatever message Zack Cregger was aiming for with this story, it just felt like it got lost halfway through the chaos"
by Josiah BenegalAll Ireland knows is grief, drink, and poetry.
by Shea MarshallA screed against cynicism, Celine Song set herself the mission of rationalising irrationality - and mounting a 360 degree critique of rationality itself.
by Umnia El-Neil"I came from my people, they need to adore me, so Christian Dior me, from my head to my toes."
by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.Michael Shanks’s first feature is one wicked spitfire of a horror film, and if its metaphors seem heavy-handed, it has the decency at least to deliver them in the nastiest package possible.
by Michel AbdulazizOBSCURAE has had a blockbuster 5 months since our relaunch, and I couldn't be prouder of what we've achieved.
by Umnia El-NeilMarvel's First Family have been invisible in the MCU thus far -- whether the goodwill toward Marvel would stretch to this adaptation was hotly debated, but here's the thing...
by Umnia El-NeilSantiago explores why the new show from Lena Dunham may have overstayed its welcome.
by Santiago Guerra