Jacob Elordi & Daisy Edgar-Jones Sizzle In Elegant Drama
This review was originally published on September 8, 2025, as a part of our Toronto International Film Festival coverage. “It’s all luck really,” says one character in On Swift Horses, a 1950s set queer drama starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob…
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Hauntingly Sweet But Visually Hollow
This past weekend in Canada, Elli and Her Monster Team, an indie animated film, was released that I probably would never have heard of if it didn’t star one of my all-time favorite actresses, Sophie Nélisse, who you probably know…
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A Worthy Horror Sequel to Russell T. Davies’ Most Terrifying Story
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 3. Following the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who two years ago, Russell T. Davies has given the series a fresh start, creating another entry point for new…
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It Trips Over Its Own Laces
In the ever-expanding universe of animated family films, Sneaks arrives with laces tied and a confident stride, but quickly stumbles into a tangled mess of clichés, tonal confusion, and wasted potential. Directed by Rob Edwards (making his feature directorial debut)…
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Isaiah Saxon Draws You Into A Nostalgic Fantasy World You’ll Never Want To Leave
For $10 million, Isaiah Saxon creates a fantasy world more real and emotionally resonant than anything we've seen from the $300 million projects churned out every year. The Legend of Ochi is a fairytale, an adventure, and a love story…
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The Accountant 2 Review – A Smarter, Funnier, Deadlier Sequel
Ben Affleck is back with his calculator and his fists, because in this spoiler-free The Accountant 2 review, we dig into the chaos, chemistry, and curveballs that make this sequel surprisingly sharp. Nearly a decade after Christian Wolff first made…
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Gabriela’s Stalker Closes in as Character Fates Are Left Hanging
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Fire Country Season 3 Episode 19. Fire Country continues its intent mission to ruin my life at the top of the Season 3 finale by kicking off with a Station 42 farewell…
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Tom Hardy & Director Gareth Evans Deliver Maximum Sicko Mode Chaos In Slight, But Entertaining Cop Thriller
Expectations have no business in movie reviews, but occasionally, they cannot help but seep in. And filmmaking, for better or worse, is not made in a bubble, so in that regard, take the action drama, “Havoc” by acclaimed filmmaker Gareth…
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This Dark Comedy Shouldn’t Be Boasting About Morals Considering How Tasteless It Is
This article contains discussions about suicide and sexual assault. Dark humor is a very tricky tightrope to walk, particularly in the world of domestic storytelling, with movies like Danny DeVito's The War of the Roses and Harold and Maude being…
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Your TV Faves Jack Quaid and Jeffrey Dean Morgan Buddy Up and Save a Gritty Throwback Thriller
Buddy action movies have been done to death throughout movie history. From comedies to dark action films, every angle possible has been taken. Well, almost. Then along came Neighborhood Watch, written by Sean Farley and directed by Duncan Skiles, who…
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I Can’t Get Over How Surprisingly Emotional Jeffrey Dean Morgan & Jack Quaid’s Crime Thriller Is
Neighborhood Watch is a sweet story about a young man who finds acceptance packaged in a thrilling crime drama. The film stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid, who help elevate the film. And while there are some small issues…
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Sinners Review: Blood, Blues, and Brotherhood
Just when I thought that I had surely seen it all with vampires in cinema, in comes legendary filmmaker Ryan Coogler to prove me wrong. In Sinners, Coogler fuses period drama, supernatural horror, and poignant social commentary into a hauntingly…
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