Category: Reviews

Review: Hotel Artemis

An overwhelming mass of ideas that never lead anywhere

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Hereditary

To put it simply, Hereditary is going down as a horror classic.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: First Reformed

Overly ambitious to a fault

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Deadpool 2

We got the bigger, louder, funnier movie that we’ve been promised, but is it really "more"?

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Breaking In

Gabrielle Union is the hero we need

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Avengers: Infinity War

Infinity War beautifully packs a decades worth of entertainment into a two hour treat

Andrew Hamilton

Review: I Feel Pretty

Amy Schumer returns for the PG-13 crowd.

Matt Hoffman

Review: A Quiet Place

John Krasinski's “A Quiet Place” displays an understanding of cinema far beyond the body of work he has to represent himself.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Pacific Rim Uprising

Pacific Rim Uprising is a big, dumb and very fun summer blockbuster here to usher in the spring.

Kirk Haviland

Review: Tomb Raider

Alicia Vikander brings depth and vulnerability to an iconic female bad ass

Simone Meier

Review: Boost

Montreal director Darren Curtis creates something familiar yet special in his first solo feature Boost, nominated for 5 Canadian Screen Awards.

Simone Meier

Review: Thoroughbreds

Thoroughbreds races with talent both in front and behind the camera to deliver one of the best films of the year.

Kirk Haviland

Review: A Wrinkle in Time

A moving coming of age story that makes up for any faults the film may have

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

JFL NorthWest review: Room For Rent

Brett Gelman can't save this forgettable comedy.

Matt Hoffman

Review: Annihilation

Annihilation is a difficult and beautiful near-classic

Dani Saad