Reviews
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‘The Editor’ Is the Canadian Giallo Comedy You Didn’t Know You Wanted
Astron-6 Rey Ciso (Adam Brooks) was once the most celebrated film editor in the world, but ever since a lapse in judgement while working on…
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‘The Town That Dreaded Sundown’ Isn’t Afraid of a Terribly Weak Script
Orion Pictures The people of Texarkana – two towns with a shared named and a shared border – have known terror before. Sixty-eight years ago…
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‘Cub’ Earns Merit Badges In Gorgeous Brutality and a Fresh Take on the Familiar
Fantastic Fest Boy Scouts, amirite? Always hating on atheists, gays and random sticks they find in the woods. But in Belgium at least they’re far…
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‘A Walk Among the Tombstones’ Review: Liam Neeson’s Talking Smack on the Phone Again
Universal Pictures Liam Neeson’s recent career resurgence as a mature action star has been moving along at a fast clip these past few years, and…
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‘The Zero Theorem’ Review: Terry Gilliam’s Latest Is All That It Isn’t
Amplify Editor’s note: This review was originally published on September 30, 2013 as part of our Fantastic Fest 2013 coverage. A bald man, one without…
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‘Tracks’ Review: Intensely Human True Life Journey Will Move You
Editor’s note: This review was originally published on September 12, 2013 as part of our TIFF 2013 coverage. Robyn Davidson tells it plain – “I…
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‘This Is Where I Leave You’ Review: A Light, Airy Snack for Fans of Tropper’s Novel
Warner Bros. Editor’s note: This review was originally published on September 7, 2014 as part of our TIFF 2014 coverage. We know Judd Altman. He’s…
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‘Tusk’ Review: The Blubbery Grip of Insanity
by Tom Clift A24 Editor’s note: This review was originally published on September 9, 2014 as part of our TIFF 2014 coverage. In 2011, Kevin Smith…
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‘ABCs of Death 2’ Spells Entertainment With Style, Wit and a Naked Old Man
Magnet The idea behind the original ABCs of Death anthology film was a good (and risky) one – 26 directors, each given a letter of…