TV Show Reviews

‘The Ugly’ Review – A Gripping Tragedy That Can’t Escape Its Cruelty

The Ugly explores the life and death of a woman shunned for her appearance, blending murder mystery and social commentary.

‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’ Review – A Leaden Script Nearly Derails Kogonada’s Whimsical Romance

Join David on A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, a film that blends magical realism with heartwarming moments and life lessons.

‘Ballad Of A Small Player’ Review – Edward Berger’s First Major Misfire [TIFF 2025]

Ballad of a Small Player is the first major misfire for Edward Berger as he continues to push his way into the mainstream of…

‘One Battle After Another’ Review – A Timeless Story That Never Loses Its Impact, Meaning Or Authenticity

Though ‘One Battle After Another’ starts off slow, it quickly delivers explosive performances and intense storytelling.

‘HIM’ Review – The Grim Glorification Of GOATs And Gods

‘Whistle’ Review – A Group of Die-Hard Whistlers Fight For Best In Show In A Doc That’s Too Silly For Its Own Spittle [TIFF 2025]

Discover how Whistle reshapes the narrative of documentary filmmaking, reflecting on the absurdity of its themes.

‘Rabbit Trap’ Review – Atmospheric Welsh Folk Horror Is A Sonic Journey Through Hidden Emotions

Rabbit Trap leans hard into avant-garde storytelling that pays off if the viewer is willing to immerse themselves.

‘Architecton’ Review – A Picturesque Documentary About Rocks Will Have You Pondering Our Current World’s Destruction

Discover the beauty of Architecton as Victor Kossakovsky discusses the significance of rocks in design and construction.

‘Xeno’ Review – An Intergalactic Friendship Is A Beautiful And Heart-Wrenching Thing

Explore the heartwarming story of Xeno, where an isolated girl and a non-cuddly alien form an unforgettable friendship.

‘Or Something’ Review – The Art Of The Perfect Small Film

It’s not that Or Something is the smartest film you’ll ever watch. It is a film that will take filmgoers on a profound, emotional…