Saturday at the Movies: ‘Man of the Run’ Traces Paul McCartney’s Life in the ‘70s
“Man on the Run,” the new documentary from director Morgan Neville, traces Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles life during the 1970s
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Gilbert Speaks on ‘Kokuho’
Marie Gilbert says that “Kokuho” is a film that is pure and a cinematographic miracle of art in motion.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Predator: Badlands’ is a Shiny, Happy Sequel
“Predator: Badlands’ is equivalent to a “Friday the 13th” movie if Jason made friends with the counsellors.
Gilbert Speaks on Luc Besson’s Dracula
Luc Besson’s “Dracula” is a true love story, but not what we are used to in horror films
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Exit 8’ Will Leave You Contemplating Your Own Life and Decisions
“Exit 8” is a deep, thoughtful film that stays engaging throughout its 90-minute run time.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Sway’
In “Sway,” when a community leader’s brother goes missing, events unfold that force him to look to the people who have his back.
Review: 2025’s ‘Anaconda’ is a Ridiculously Charming Meta-Reboot
While the “Anaconda” reboot may be ridiculous at times, that’s genuinely part of its charm.
Saturday at the Movies: Sook-Yin Lee’s ‘Paying For It’ Is A Non-Traditional Love Story Brought To Life
Sook-Yin Lee’s ‘Paying For It’ adapts Chester Brown’s graphic novel in an honest and authentic way while using her deft directing to explore unconventional relationships
Review: ‘Shelby Oaks’ Delivers a Potpourri of Scares
BBP!’s Andy Burns spent more than half the run time of “Shelby Oaks” with knots in his stomach.
‘Night Patrol’ Review: A Bloody Twist on Classic Vampire Lore
“Night Patrol” is a bloody, fun, and original take on the vampire film and worth sinking your teeth into.
Saturday at the Movies: Gus Van Sant’s True Crime Thriller ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ has Something to Say
“Dead Man’s Wire” is a true-crime thriller that actually has something to say and the nerve to say it loud.
Saturday at the Movies + What’s Going On: ‘CFNY: The Spirit of Radio’ Celebrates a Revolutionary Radio Station
The new rock doc “CFNY: The Spirit of Radio” is both a love letter to the beloved Toronto radio station and a reminder of what radio once dared to be.