'How To Rob A Bank' Review: A Ferocious And Propulsive Blast

After delivering big budget, crowd-pleasing hits like ‘Deadpool 2 ‘ and ‘Bullet Train’, director David Leitch is back with his latest feature ‘How To Rob A Bank’, a ferocious and propulsive thriller that may just be his best film yet.

'Club Kid' Review: A Wonderfully Warm, Achingly Raw Debut

Writer/director Jordan Firstman makes his feature debut with A24’s ‘Club Kid’. Firstman’s singular voice shines through in a wonderfully warm and achingly raw story of fatherhood and emotional maturity set against the rich backdrop of NYC.

Comedy, DramaTom ChatalbashNovember 4, 2026club kid, club kid review, club kid movie review, a24, jordan firstman, cara delevingne, diego calvaComment

'The Cat in the Hat' Review: A Wacky, Imaginative Love Letter To Seuss

Warner Brothers aims to breathe new life into Dr. Seuss’ beloved story ‘The Cat in the Hat’, and luckily this wacky and imaginative new take is a treat for the whole family.

'Ray Gunn' Review: A Ludicrously Fun Animated Noir

Director Brad Bird makes his long-awaited return with his latest animated feature and passion project ‘Ray Gunn’. the film proves to be more than worth the wait as he continues to effortlessly excel in this highly populated genre.

'Klara And The Sun' Review: A Woeful Waste of Potential

Writer/director Taika Waititi is back with his quirky new sci-fi feature ‘Klara And The Sun’. Unfortunately, though the film is brimming with potential, there is far too much of it left on the table.

'Wicker' Review: A Wonderfully Quirky And Heartfelt Fable

‘Wicker’ sets its sights on being the next romantic phenomenon as this offbeat romance story makes great use of its novel premise and two talented leads.

Comedy, Drama, RomanceTom ChatalbashOctober 21, 2026wicker, wicker review, wicker movie review, alexander skarsgard, olivia colmanComment

'Matchbox The Movie' Review: An Entertaining, But Forgettable Action Spectacle

Apple aims to take the Mattel IP to new heights in ‘Matchbox: The Movie’, an action film based on their popular miniature car toy line. However, while this genre film offers plenty of entertaining set pieces, it does very little with the beloved IP at its core to justify its use of it.

'Digger' Review: A Big, Bold And Ferocious Wake Up Call

Tom Cruise sets his sights on Oscar gold with ‘Digger’, a timely, wildly ambitious and bold swing that is a thunderous wake up call as much as it is a deeply entertaining, potent social satire.

Comedy, DramaTom ChatalbashSeptember 29, 2026digger, digger review, digger movie review, tom cruise, john goodman, Alejandro G. Inarritu, riz ahmedComment

'The Love Hypothesis' Review: A Charming Rom-Com That Doesn't Re-Invent The Wheel

Amazon continues to usher in the renaissance of the rom-com with their latest feature ‘The Love Hypothesis’, an adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s beloved novel that may not re-invent the wheel, but is exceedingly charming nonetheless.

'Wild Horse Nine' Review: McDonagh Masterfully Crafts Mirth and Melancholia [TIFF 26]

Martin McDonagh’s ‘Wild Horse Nine’, forged in his trademark style, reminds us that while life can be deadly serious, you can choose to look at any way you see fit.

'Forgotten Island' Review: A Zany, Wildly Entertaining Family Adventure

Dreamworks is back with ‘Forgotten island’, a zany, wildly entertaining and heartfelt family adventure that continues to showcase a wonderful evolution for the beloved animation studio.

'Practical Magic 2' Review: A Cozy and Charming Sequel

After nearly thirty years, the Owens sisters have finally made their way back to the big screen in ‘Practical Magic 2’, a cozy and charming sequel proves some good things are worth waiting for.

'Mayday' Review: An 80s-Fueled, Action-Packed Blast

Apple TV has paired Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh in ‘Mayday’, an 80s-fueled, action-packed comedy that continues to prove why the streamer may just be the best streaming service available.

'Coyote vs. Acme' Review: Art is Worth Saving

Finally released to the world, Dave Green’s ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ lives up to the hype and proves to all of us that any movie is worth releasing, no matter the cost.

Comedy, Movie ReviewMaxance VincentAugust 24, 2026Coyote vs. Acme, Dave Green, Comedy, Movie ReviewComment

‘The Wrong Girls’ Review: Dylan Meyer Revives the Stoner Comedy

Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat pair up for the year’s best hangout movie with ‘The Wrong Girls’, a movie that functions best when you don’t try to think about it too much.

Movie Review, ComedyMaxance VincentAugust 14, 2026The Wrong Girls, Movie Reviews, Comedy, Dylan MeyerComment

‘Super Troopers 3’: Broken Lizard Stays the Same and Gives Us More Shenanigans

While the laughs may not flow as much as the first two films in the franchise, the Broken Lizard crew still gives us a hefty dose of shenanigans with ‘Super Troopers 3’.

Comedy, Movie ReviewMaxance VincentAugust 7, 2026Super Troopers 3, Comedy, Jay Chandrasekhar, Movie ReviewComment

'One Night Only' Review: A High-Concept Letdown

After making a splash with beloved rom-coms like ‘Easy A’, director Will Gluck is back with ‘One Night Only’, a rom-com that fails to follow through on the potential of its fun high-concept premise.

‘I Love Paris’ Review: The Next Great Mockumentary is Here [Fantasia 2026]

Thanks to its committed performances and an impeccably controlled aesthetic palette, director Nicky Murphy gives us a mockumentary for the ages in ‘I Love Paris’, which can even put What We Do In the Shadows to shame.

Comedy, Festival Review, Movie ReviewMaxance VincentJuly 29, 2026I Love Paris, Nicky Murphy, Comedy, Fantasia 2026, Movie ReviewComment

‘You Are the Film’ Review: Makoto Ueda’s Meta-Comedy is a Hoot [Fantasia 2026]

While brief, Makoto Ueda crafts a highly playful meta-comedy with ‘You Are the Film’ and awakens our innate love of cinema as a unifying art form.

Festival Review, Comedy, Movie ReviewMaxance VincentJuly 27, 2026You Are the Film, Makoto Ueda, Comedy, Fantasia 2026Comment

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review: Schoenbrun Deconstructs Slasher Cinema In This Brilliantly Subversive Satire [Fantasia 2026]

Jane Schoenbrun tackles a lot in ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ that it almost feels like it’s going to collapse in on itself, until it doesn’t and opens up in ways you never expected from the outset.