Category: Review

On the 4th August 1892, the town of Fall River, Massachusetts, had its course of history changed forever. The bodies of Andrew and Abby Borden,…

“I ask no favor for my sex, all I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.” Ruth Bader Ginsburg…

One positive that can be said about Destroyer, is that it takes the typically male-driven crime thriller genre, and demonstrates it through the female lens….

Superhero movies are a dime a dozen these days. We’re reaching peak fatigue, thanks to at least half a dozen comic book adaptations being dished…

Scotland is cool again. From the country’s political atmosphere, striving for independence; the sexiness of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander; followed by hot-Scot director, David Mackenzie’s, Outlaw…

You may not know this about me; but as a child I was really into climbing. I would climb every tree I came across, zooming…

When Burning first opens, it seems like we’re in for a simple “Boy meets girl” story. But as soon as the girl calls for her…

I really wanted to like A Star is Born. Like most film enthusiasts, I read the reviews and tweets coming out of Telluride and Toronto and…

As the tagline suggests, If Beale Street Could Talk is about trusting love all the way. The film is about finding love and optimism when…

Lars Von Trier is a sadist, and I’m sure he would agree with me on that point. He is probably the leading provocateur in cinema…

Eighth Grade follows Kayla Day as she endures her last week of middle school. These last few years have been hell for her. Not because she’s…

To do a remake of the 1977 classic Suspiria, one would have to do a remake that is completely brazen and bold considering how crazed…

The Favourite, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, brings a modern edge to the traditional costume drama, about power and influence that rests on constantly shifting sands,…

Having a certain amount of buzz going into TIFF can be as much a curse as it is a blessing. And it’s reasonable to say…