August - 2015

Review: Self/less

Ryan Reynolds is not a bad actor. There is a sense of commitment to his performances, but he does no more than is necessary. It's a...

There is something amazing happening in the Swanberg household for both Kris and Joe Swanberg have delivered their best films to date...

It's been three years since Magic Mike and the Kings of Tampa gyrated into public consciousness. The gang's not quite all here. Gone is...

The Antoine Fuqua-directed boxing drama Southpaw is penned by Kurt Sutter, the creator of the Shakespearean motorcycle melodrama Sons of...

"Your teeth glow in the dark," Timothy Olyphant's Raylan Givens tells longtime nemesis Boyd Crowder during their dark night of the soul...

Conflict and transition are at the heart of Ten Thousand Saints, the warm and sensitive film adaptation of Eleanor Henderson's novel...

You can live with loneliness for a long time and keep it well at bay. Widowed for over 20 years, retired schoolteacher Carol Peterson...

The world of Child 44 is a dark one filled with distrust and betrayal, where people denounce their family, friends, and neighbours in...

There are two reasons to watch the slight and excruciatingly directionless romantic drama 6 Years: Ben Rosenfield and most especially...

There are so many contrivances that beggar belief in Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel's joint directorial debut, The D Train, that it's a...