‘Clayface’ Review – The DCU’s Dive Into Body Horror Lacks The Style And Focus To Shape Its Own Voice
Body horror gives Clayface an opportunity to carve out a distinctive place in the DCU. The film struggles to seize it, lacking the style…
In the conversation
192 results
Body horror gives Clayface an opportunity to carve out a distinctive place in the DCU. The film struggles to seize it, lacking the style…
Dreams offer little shelter from cold reality in Orfeo. Our review considers a Lynchian tale shaped by loss and obsession, with the tension between…
Button mashing might get you through a round, but it makes a shaky foundation for a movie. Street Fighter (2026) arrives as a cluttered…
The frustration of ‘Other Mommy’ begins with how much its premise has going for it. There’s an intriguing film to imagine here, but sloppy…
‘Whalefall’ makes the struggle for breath feel immediate without letting its emotional conflict become an afterthought. This grueling survival thriller finds a commendable balance…
Let’s sit and enjoy Method, a grim reaper of a film crawling inside the dangers of indie filmmaking with unsupervised psychopathic creatives.
‘Found Alive’ tests your patience, then gives you a reason not to give up entirely. Its sluggish pace and dull stretches make for a…
‘Monster Mia’ has charm to spare, but its little flashes of bite keep the sweetness interesting. It’s a monster movie whose appeal comes from…
Being chased by a tomato is ridiculous enough. Being outsmarted by one adds insult to injury. ‘Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence’ brings…
What does relief for a troubled spirit look like when blood is part of the remedy? Our TIFF 2026 review of ‘Your Mother Your…