Category Film Reviews

Bruce McDonald’s Pontypool redefines zombie horror with word-borne infection, chilling atmosphere, and cerebral scares rooted in the power of language.

Cantet’s The Class delivers gripping realism, raw performances, and powerful insight into urban education—an unforgettable Cannes-winning triumph.

A sharp, funny year-end roundup of 2008’s cinematic highs and lows—from stoner comedies to snubbed docs, guilty pleasures, and agent-shaming flops.

Van Sant’s Milk is a powerful, honest, and Oscar-worthy biopic—anchored by Sean Penn’s bold performance and a moving portrayal of a gay rights icon.

This offbeat art doc captures the charm and contradictions of a DIY street art movement—flawed, vibrant, and ironically commercialized by its own success.

The Golden Door is a visually stunning immigration tale, blending surrealism and realism to depict the hopes, myths, and trials of early 20th-century migrants.