Advertisements Action films can be epic, dramatic, genre-defying, and artistic. They can be star vehicles, choreography showcases, or throwbacks. Some are meant for the widest possible consumption, with edges shaved off or thematic influences dialed up to attract the viewers for whom…
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An enjoyably strange, confident film, whose serene, patient approach masks a crafty appetite for mayhem, conflict, and macabre retribution.…
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Featuring imaginative but bulky visuals, some cloying performances, and significant inconsistencies, this Tinseltown parable is much less remarkable than it should be.…
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This chilly, thrilling comedy successfully mixes witty social commentary with nerve-wracking dread and tension.…
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'Yes, God, Yes' feels new and specific to the character because of its commitment to sex positivity.…
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Josh Trank's latest larger-than-life tale is delirious and distracted, but oddly enjoyable.…
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Decker's style carries the film while Moss grounds its feminist themes with her excellent performance.…
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Erica Tremblay, a filmmaker from the Seneca-Cayuga Nation, who is currently studying her Indigenous language on the Six Nations Reserve, is premiering a new short film at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.…
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It is a peek into a harsh reality, a subtle act of advocacy, a tough story that has long been ignored. …
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Writer-Director Joe Begos' latest film, Bliss, neatly fits into this insufficiency of vampire films and violently thrusts the genre back into relevancy…
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