The Good Neighbour director Kasra Farahani returns with this perplexing take on familiar horror tropes.
Tribeca 2017: Dog Years
This Burt Reynolds vehicle is best to be avoided at all costs.
Tribeca 2017: Mike and the Mad Dog
The story of two New York sports radio hosts who turned a poor rated station completely around.
Review: The Endless
The filmmakers behind Resolution and Spring return with their best work yet.
Tribeca 2017: King of Peking
A story about the bond between a father and his son told through the power of cinema.
Review: Free Fire
Ben Wheatley's latest is a feature-length shootout that becomes more tedious than tense over time.
Review: The Fate of the Furious
The series takes a huge step back in the latest entry, according to Tyler.
Review: David Lynch: The Art Life
A personal look into the famed auteur's life, one surprisingly not focused towards his filmmaking.
Review: Your Name
Jaime reviews the mega-hit anime film from Japan that finally opens in North America today.
Review: The Zookeeper's Wife
A gripping, intense Holocaust narrative led by a magnetic performance from Jessica Chastain.
Review: Ghost in the Shell
The live-action adaptation of one of the most famous anime properties is a major disappointment.
Review: Life
One-part Gravity, two-parts Alien, with a generous side of Hollywood cheese.
Review: Power Rangers
The 1990s action series about superpowered teens is back, but who is it for?
Review: T2 Trainspotting
Danny Boyle's follow-up to the 1990s cultural touchstone is as good as sequels get.
Review: Donald Cried
Kris Avedisian's directorial debut is a funny, moving portrait of two friends who have drifted apart.
Review: Beauty and the Beast
This live-action take on Disney's classic is a musical that should enchant both fans old and new.
SXSW 2017: PIG: The Final Screenings
Don't even bother.
SXSW 2017: The Blood is at the Doorstep
One family's narrative of struggling against America's criminal justice system.
SXSW 2017: Dealt
A documentary about blind card magician Richard Turner that must be seen to be believed.
SXSW 2017: Disgraced
A murder mystery documentary that features some exceptionally shocking moments.