On three world premieres from the opening night of TIFF 2026, including a horror movie that genre fans are gonna flip for.

The latest from Paul Schrader, the Dardenne brothers, and Hirokazu Kore-eda stud our latest dispatch from the fest.

A movie with a trunkload of love for its insane protagonist that doesn’t quite sell why this story needs to be told again.

Bedward’s film is thankfully the former, weaving together a thoughtfully constructed anthropological history. While ...

Ramsay’s lensing of the film also acts as a powerful immersion tool, often defying “conventional” framing to truly make ...

Never as satisfying as it could or should have been, even if we didn’t see this story in film earlier this year.

Brand New Day” segues nicely into next week’s long-awaited release of Insomniac’s “Marvel’s Wolverine,” a game with ...

Last Seen” isn’t perfect, but it does so many of the things right that other thrillers don’t even try to do at all.

What follows is a punk rock answer to “Citizen Kane,” a film Boyle references visually. Fisheye lenses warp straight lines, ...

I have left the mountainous confines of Telluride and am currently winding down mountainous roads to Grand Junction. But I am ...

No, it doesn’t make any sense. But rehabilitating a selfish failure who’s finally ready to change feels so good.

When season one of “The Gentlemen” debuted in 2024, it felt as if Guy Ritchie’s return to form didn’t quite know what it ...