Reviews

Contrary to its confusing and misleading title, The Skeleton Twins starring Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader is NOT a horror film. As if the...

When a piece of art is a collection of many different inspirations, the outcome depends greatly on the quality of the source material and...

In 2009, director Oren Moverman created one of the most relevant and moving post-9/11 war films of our generation with The...

The Western genre is one that unofficially begins with the appearance of a hopeless wanderer. Engulfed by the depth of rugged terrain and...

Anything that can go wrong, WILL go wrong! An epigram for tragedy when it strikes on a seemingly constant basis, Murphy’s Law can be...

It’s the most exciting time of the year here at Night Film Reviews, as we kick off our second year of covering the Toronto International...

It’s hailed as the festival of films from all over the world, and with such an impressive arrangement of films, Montreal did not...

Becoming a trend-setter in the fashion industry can be quite the challenge, but making a fashion movie with some cinematic and historical...

Nostalgia will face-off against a once obscure set of oddball rebels this week in theaters when the Michael Bay produced Teenage Mutant...

Who would have thought that Marvel’s next highly entertaining, multi-million (hopeful billion) dollar cinematic adventure would be set in...

“What would you do if something spiritual disproved your scientific beliefs?” Science and spirituality is at the forefront of Mike...

“Just remember all the good the purge does.” Some purge for money, some purge for revenge, and some just purge for the fun of it....

One of the many ingredients that so many romantic-comedies are missing today is the element of truth: truth in the dialogue, truth in its...

Comedy films are a genre of film that unfortunately have a lot of liberties taken with it. The genre seems to be victim to studio...

Chef is a film about a battle we all face to reconnect with our passions when the flame has burned out. Jon Favreau, a jack-of-all-trades...

I have never been surrounded by so many teenage girls before until I sat down to watch this film. During an early screening of the...

Death is undoubtedly the strongest motif in Seth MacFarlane’s newest live-action feature film A Million Ways To Die In the West. And like...

The topic of teenage sexuality has always been a fascination of French auteurs and French cinema in general. Exploring the many...

In 2010, director Gareth Edwards made his way to the festival scene by ways of Monsters, a eco-centric, sci-fi hit that introduced...

There comes a time, very rarely, where the term enlightened and delightful can be used in the context of a single film. Thankfully, Locke...