Reviews

Kurtis David Harder’s 'Spiral' cuts through the smiles and pleasantries of suburbia ecosystems for a horror story about how outsiders are still perceived.

Will Wernick's 'No Escape' is about the traps we lay for ourselves, using an escape room as a not-so-quiet metaphor.

Probably not the best show to release in 2020.

'Lovecraft Country' takes the undercover approach to outing racial biases that freely flow when we think others who might be offended aren't listening.

Same Isla Nublar, new set of dinosaur problems.

There's a lot of conquering by dividing, as a chance to address lingering subplots for an episode without the typical smash-and-crash destruction.

Several prominent actors are making their directorial debuts this year at TIFF, but most hotly hyped title of the bunch is One Night in Miami, directed by Regina King.

Nicole Riegel's feature directorial debut Holler is an impressive drama about the cycle of poverty in modern-day America.

Il Cho's '#Alive' strips humanity of its digital safeguards and shows how vulnerable we truly are without technological aid.