Some dramas we love, some we don’t and sometimes it’s all just meh. This one – meh, meh, meh!
Possible Love TIFF Review: An Unsettling Exploration of Human Exploitation
Possible Love is an unsettling exploration of human exploitation, mental health, and the lies that we tell ourselves on the daily to make it through the pain we’re experiencing. Directed by Lee Chang-dong, who also brought to life the 2018…
Digger Review: Start the Riz Ahmed Oscar Campaign Now
If there’s anything to learn from Warner Bros. Digger, it’s that they need to start the Riz Ahmed Oscar campaign now. Like right now. Because Tom Cruise might be at the center of a lot of the promotional material, from…
Lights, Camera, Obsession Review: Why On Earth Is Every Mans Obsession BDSM In Verticals?
Lights, Camera, Obsession was all over the place, felt forced, and left us wondering what the point of somethings were.
The Beloved TIFF Review: Javier Bardem Has Met His Match in Victoria Luengo
Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s The Beloved (El ser querido) is unlike any family drama I’ve watched because things don’t get fixed. And instead of that being the film’s weakness, it’s a strength. Oftentimes when it comes to films where there is a…
La Bola Negra TIFF Review: This is Why It’s Important to Preserve LGBTQ+ Stories
La Bola Negra is a wonder of a movie about the importance of preserving and telling LGBTQ+ stories. It’s intimate, hopeful, powerful, and the kind of story you want to watch over and over again because it’s thought-provoking, grand, but…
It Ends Review: Thank You for the Existential Crisis.
It Ends starts off as a simple horror about a road that just keeps going, and ends up being the kind of movie that gives you an existential crisis on top of the horror show we’re currently living in 2026. …
Onslaught Review: Adria Arjona is the Action Hero We Need in 2026
Adria Arjona is brutal, feral, and unapologetically mother in the action movie Onslaught. And we need more of this kind of action hero in 2026 and beyond. Because I’m sick and tired of getting action roles that aren’t really written…
‘Buddy’ Review: Never Looking at Barney the Same Way Again
As a horror fan, 2026 has been a year of original storytelling, fresh new talent, and envy worth world building. And now Buddy joins the ranks of other hits of the year like Obsession and Backrooms due to knocking these…
Colony Review: Train to Busan Director Somehow Made Zombies Even Scarier
Colony is one of the most terrifying zombie movies in years because it’s a reflection of the current state of humanity. Because on the surface Colony seems intense, often sticky, and like just an excuse to make another thrilling zombie…
