Reviews
CFF 2023: 'Streams Flow from a River' Makes a Big Splash for a New Canadian Director Directed by Christopher Yip | Exclaim!
'Brother' Is a Powerful Slice of Scarborough Life Directed by Clement Virgo | Exclaim!
'Luther: The Fallen Sun' Can't Solve the Case of Its Own Predictable Formula Directed by Jamie Payne | Exclaim!
'Metronom' Finds a Sweetly Restrained Tempo Directed by Alexandru Belc | Exclaim!
'Cocaine Bear' Will Blow You Away Directed by Elizabeth Banks | Exclaim!
Review: Albert Serra’s languid but brilliant espionage drama Pacification aces its own endurance test
'Sharper' Has Sharp Performances and Even Sharper Twists Directed by Benjamin Caron | Exclaim!
'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' Jumps a Tiny Shark for the MCU Directed by Peyton Reed | Exclaim!
'Somebody I Used to Know' Is a Hollow Imitation of a Movie We Used to Know Directed by Dave Franco | Exclaim!
'80 for Brady' Is a Satisfyingly Silly Touchdown Directed by Kyle Marvin | Exclaim!
Sundance 2023: 'Magazine Dreams' Is a Delicate Depiction of Brutality Directed by Elijah Bynum | Exclaim!
The Grotesque 'Infinity Pool' Is Worth Wading Into Directed by Brandon Cronenberg | Exclaim!
Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project Review - Wisdom Across Generations
Sundance 2023: 'Cat Person' Belongs in the Litter Box Directed by Susanna Fogel | Exclaim!
Sundance 2023: Little Richard Documentary 'I Am Everything' Doesn't Tell Viewers Everything Directed by Lisa Cortés | Exclaim!
Sundance 2023: 'birth/rebirth' Reanimates the Story of 'Frankenstein' in an Exciting New Way Directed by Laura Moss | Exclaim!
Sundance 2023: 'STILL: A Michael J. Fox Movie' Takes Viewers Back to the Past of One of Canada's Greats Directed by Davis Guggenheim | Exclaim!
Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV Review - Appreciating the Artist Over the Art
'Missing' Is the Whodunnit Sequel 'Glass Onion' Fell Short Of Directed by Will Merrick and Nick Johnson | Exclaim!
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