Author: Kate Erbland

Editor’s note: Our review of Philomena originally ran during this year’s TIFF, but we’re re-posting it now as the film opens in limited theatrical release today.…

Few people would ever accuse Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy of being subtle cinema, but Spike Lee’s remake of the 2003 feature smashes any lingering vestiges of…

Still not sure that even a creative field like filmmaking isn’t progressive enough to smash consistent chatter about something as nasty as gender inequality? Think…

It is entirely possible, wholly feasible, and ridiculously strange that chubby-cheeked tweens who first became aware of Vanessa Hudgens thanks to the wholesome charms of…

When it comes to group movie-going, it’s not always a question of who you can take to see a film (as we previously explored with…

We may still be a few months out (fine, less than two, but it sure feels longer) from the third season premiere of Lena Dunham’s…

Editor’s note: Our review of Dallas Buyers Club originally ran during this year’s TIFF, but we’re re-posting it now as the film expands into more…

Not everything is adaptable, and that’s okay. Such is the case with Stephen King’s sprawling, 800+ page epic “The Stand,” which has recently sloughed off…

The success of Malcolm D. Lee’s long-awaited sequel to The Best Man, last week’s opener The Best Man Holiday, didn’t come as a surprise to…