Influencers Is A Good Time
There is often the old adage you hear in many online reviews: must a movie be "good"? In this case, is it not enough for a trashy horror thriller to…
A Review of It Was Just An Accident
I had the opportunity to watch this as part of the Muslim International Film Festival opening night in Toronto, weeks before its actual release in theatres here. It is worth…
A Review of Megadoc
I got to attend the Toronto premiere of this documentary that is about the making of Francis Ford Coppola's last film, Megalopolis, which soured many critics and film fanatics as…
A Review of Fortescue
I personally know the assistant director who worked on this film (Eli), so my thoughts will probably be biased with regards to Fortescue. Either way I had the opportunity to…
TIFF Review: Hamnet
Chloe Zhao does it again! Another Oscar frontrunner and contender with Hamnet. I haven't read the original novel at the time of watching the film and typing out this review…
TIFF Review: No Other Choice
Park-Chan wook does his own take on the Parasite-type thriller with No Other Choice. Thrillers involving main characters doing whatever it takes for their family to survive and rise up…
TIFF Review: Miroirs No. 3
Miroirs No. 3 hits all the notes you'd expect from a Christian Petzold movie. You've got the doppelganger stuff from movies like Phoenix, plus it's not Petzold without a good…
TIFF Review: The Napa Boys
This was my second Midnight Madness screening for the year. I decided on this film knowing not very much about it, although there were a few names involved that I…
TIFF Review: Junk World
This was one of my most anticipated films for this year's TIFF, considering how wonderful his previous debut feature-length movie Junk Head was. A great piece of stop motion animation…
TIFF Review: Barrio Triste
Grabbed a ticket for this knowing nothing about the director as someone who doesn't watch a lot of music videos in general, but knew that Arca was doing the soundtrack…