REVIEWS

Heels is as punctual as it is powerful, setting in motion familial rivalries that are resolved both in and outside the squared circle.

Anguish is the overarching theme of The Guilty as Gyllenhaal holds together the fabric of this gripping tale of grief and redemption.

Squid Game manifests shrewd substance underneath the visceral spectacle of its malicious children's games.

Nine-Nine remained crucial to diversity in television and balanced matter-of-fact melodrama with hilarious writing.

Don't Breathe 2 is an imbrued horror with captivating production, but don't hold your breathe if you're a fan of the original masterpiece.

Malignant is as spine-chilling as it is hysterical, succeeding as both a comedic horror in the most gruesome manner.

This charismatic, rambunctious ensemble will take you on a fun-filled holiday you won't want to come back from.

Reminiscence explores time gone by in an audacious, competent thriller that, ironically, will be forgotten about in mere months.

Heart-warming humour and astute character development earns AP Bio a passing grade despite its underwhelming latest season.

Camila Cabello brings spirit to Cinderella, but spunky characters and songs can't save the fable from failing before the stroke of midnight

Season 15 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is approaching, and here's why you should catch up with Philadelphia's crudest pub owners.

Simplicity shines in this bittersweet tale of a couple's battle with dementia, painting a pessimistic picture of life's darker sides.

Beckett harkens back to classic political thrillers of old, but doesn't bring anything new to be considered "thrilling"

Kate Beckinsale's electrifying heroine couldn't help jump-start Jolt, wasting its shocking potential for success.

The Suicide Squad's cleverly-written characters and eye-catching visuals represents everything the original should've been (and more).

No Sudden Move's jocular script carries the dead weight of its inconsistent narrative to create a movie that harkens back to a bygone era.

Fast 9 doesn't diverge from the series' high-octane action, remaining in the fastlane for a blockbuster you shouldn't take too seriously.

A New Legacy doesn't know whether it's a movie for children or adults, resulting in a mediocre sequel to Michael Jordan's cult classic.

The Tomorrow War is a shameless rehash of every other sci-fi film, relying on Chris Pratt's lacklustre performance to keep moving forward.

Black Widow is at its best when it focuses on sisterhood, but these familial moments are overshadowed monotonous action and low stakes.