The sophomore jinx can make or break a musician’s career. They can go down three paths – copy their debut, change genres entirely or thoughtfully build upon their original work.... Read the full post

Flash Point is a fast-paced, action-packed cop drama. It sounds cliché but it could not be truer. Director Wilson Yip first came to the Toronto International Film Festival with his... Read the full post

When it comes right down to it, you have to ask yourself: how much can you endure; how far are you willing to go… to survive? Horror films ask these questions of their characters... Read the full post

The marriage of science and technology is capable of spawning great things but how many suffer in the process of perfecting results and helping others? It is Paris, 2025 and a surgeon... Read the full post

October now means two things in Toronto: the excitement of month-long Halloween festivities and the annual showcase of international horror, sci-fi and fantasy films – The Toronto... Read the full post

The plot implies comedy: every woman Charlie Logan (Dane Cook) has sex with finds her true love in the next guy she dates. When word gets around, Charlie has a line of ready and willing... Read the full post

“Were we in hell?” “No, we were at the drive-in.” What began as the script for a horror film evolved into a humanistic comedy about three friends trying to get out of a jam... Read the full post

The spaghetti western has gone East like never before. The gunslingers pack a six-shooter next to their samurai swords and dress like glam-rockers gone back to reclaim the duster. The... Read the full post

The Devil’s Chair is best described as a cross between The Legend of Hell House (1973) and an Irvine Welsh (Trainspotting) narrative. But somewhere in the middle of this film, you... Read the full post

More and more teenagers are becoming sexually active in high school. But how many of them are charging for it? Shirley (Katherine Waterston) is an honors student who babysits on weekends... Read the full post