12 MIGHTY ORPHANS review: Luke Wilson and Martin Sheen shine in a throwback football drama
Luke Wilson and Martin Sheen star in a true story about a remarkable football team at an orphanage during the Great Depression.
2021
My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To is a powerful and unique vampire tale [Tribeca review]
The feature debut from writer-director Jonathan Cuartas, My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To is a powerful and intimate horror film about a family trying to manage a dark and dangerous secret.
The Strokes played Irving Plaza with guests AOC, John Mulaney, and Dev Hynes at Maya Wiley benefit
Watch fan-shot video from last night’s 100% capacity show here.
Video Premiere: Montreal electro-pop duo Titelaine shares “Photo Souvenir”
The band’s latest single from their upcoming album, On veut vivre notre vie en vacances.
Loki season one review: Tom Hiddleston brings sci-fi hijinks to the MCU on Disney+
Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as Loki, the God of Mischief, in this new Marvel sci-fi mini-series for Disney+.
CAVEAT review: Shudder’s new Irish horror tale will get under your skin
Damian McCarthy’s Irish horror film CAVEAT follows a man with partial amnesia who descends into a terrifying game of cat and mouse in a remote cabin.
Judas Priest announces 50 Heavy Metal Years tour with Sabaton
Metal legends Judas Priest are heading out on the 50 Heavy Metal Years tour with Sabaton later this year. Check out the tour dates here.
A Quiet Place Part II review: John Krasinski delivers a monster-filled thrill ride
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place Part II is a tense and thrilling blockbuster that ups the ante from the original in nearly every way. Read our review here.
Roadrunner trailer: Anthony Bourdain gets an intimate documentary from Oscar-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain promises to be an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the beloved chef and world traveller. Watch the trailer here.
FHANG (Mishka Stein of Patrick Watson and Sam Woywitka) unveil “Something Real”
Montreal duo FHANG embark on an unnerving tea party in the video for “Something Real.” Watch it here.