Deep within his novel In the Skin of a Lion, Michael Ondaatje writes: "The first sentence of every novel should be: 'Trust me, this will tak...

The exploits of an organized crime syndicate can be incredibly entertaining from an action perspective, but it's the family drama and humani...

Watching School Meals Time: Final Battle, it's easy to become incredibly envious of their school-subsidized lunchtime options. Comforting bo...

On August 10, 1977, David Berkowitz was arrested for the murder of six people and the wounding of seven others between the summers of 1967 a...

For most, the colour yellow signifies happiness, warmth and optimism. But in Katie Found's feature debut, My First Summer, the colour yellow...

Well over a year into the pandemic, we're all probably a little burnt out on people talking about their own personal quarantine journeys. It...

Here's the thing about the Conjuring Universe: it's damn good at giving us terrifying monsters. A haunted doll, a burnt-out husk of a nun, a...

You're not mistaken: that is your childhood cartoon equine pal Spirit on your screen again. The original DreamWorks feature arrived in the e...

Born in South Africa under apartheid, director Oliver Hermanus never gave much thought to the hardships of white South Africans. In his mind...

The COVID-era movie feels like its own genre at this point. These are films set in lockdown, whose plots deal with the pandemic, shot in one...

After Cruella's trailer dropped back in February, it was endlessly compared to Joker — another bad-guy origin story that seemingly sympathiz...