Review: Mark Wahlberg and Iko Uwais team up for the bloody and muddled Mile 22
The fourth collaboration between Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg is like watching someone play Call of Duty for 95 minutes.
Film Review
Review: The Crescent is a creepy, low-budget horror film that misses the mark
This arty Canadian horror film shows great promise, but is undercut by some half-baked performances.
Fantasia review: Mega Time Squad is a fun blast of New Zealand insanity
The time-travelling sci-fi comedy makes its world premiere at Fantasia this week.
Fantasia review: Cold Skin proves that human / amphibian love is here to stay
Following the Oscar-winning The Shape of Water comes another film with human / amphibian sexual congress at its core.
Fantasia review: People’s Republic of Desire paints an unsettling picture of the video streaming obsession in China
Hao Wu’s documentary is like an episode of Black Mirror come to life.
Fantasia review: RKSS returns with the effective teen thriller Summer of ’84
The team behind Turbo Kid return with a moody child abduction story.
Review – Marvel shrinks things down for the lighthearted Ant-Man and the Wasp
The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe entry is a fun and wacky self-contained story.
Review – The Black Panther Blu-ray brings Wakanda home
One of the most successful movies of all time is now out on Blu-ray.
Review – Solo: A Star Wars Story stands on its own
The latest Star Wars prequel is much better than most had feared.
Review – Deadpool 2 is the Family Guy of superhero movies
For better or worse, the Deadpool sequel seems preoccupied with its barrage of pop culture references, often at the expense of being truly funny.