Joining the Five-Timers Club, Emma Stone was a such a great host that she made up for a couple of clunkers on an otherwise strong week for S...

A "heroic bloodshed" genre pioneer, Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo's fingerprints have been all over the English-language action sphere long b...

Opening with a monarch butterfly laying its eggs, director Todd Haynes's latest effort reflects the same control and care for detail require...

For All Mankind's elevator pitch — an alternate version of history in which the Soviets get to the moon first and the space race continues —...

It's easy to compare Monster to Rashōmon — both are Japanese films that deal with the truth according to perspective. But there is a fine, a...

Thermal's music feels like a heaving chest, heavy with the weight of thick guitar fuzz, claustrophobic emotional landscapes and a racing hea...

The Napoleonic Code, higher education, centralized banking — Napoleon Bonaparte's reputation for reform in France, and eventually influencin...

Through the eyes of young Ilyas (Atharva Verma), audiences are brought back to the emotional roller coaster that is high school in an assure...

PJ Harvey's To Bring You My Love is a career-defining high watermark in a career full of them, but it didn't exactly leave a long sonic shad...

Forty three years since their inception, Depeche Mode still have plenty of life left. The English new wave band — now a duo consisting of su...

After introducing themselves brilliantly on their eponymous 2021 EP, moondoggy have reaffirmed their position at the forefront of Toronto's...