Three years on from the end of Downton Abbey, the family and servants of the titular estate have returned to the screen for a feature-length...

Beneath the theatrics and humour, there's a lot to think about with Hustlers. Based on Jessica Pressler's 2015 New York Magazine article abo...

Stephen King's IT is a colossal book, in more ways than one. Over the course of a thousand pages, King tracks the nature of evil, violence,...

Life is convoluted and messy, and that perhaps explains why Pain and Glory's account of an ailing filmmaker is a bit jumbled.   Salvador M...

A death in the family takes a darkly comic turn in a Maine fishing village, where a funeral gives way to a murder cover-up for two sisters w...

Inspired by true events, Michelle Derosier and Marie-Hélène Cousineau's Angelique's Isle is a tale of survival and one that highlights Indig...

It's been over 30 years, and no film has been able to capture the same frantic energy and dark, campy humour as the original Clue, a box off...

It would have been easy for The Peanut Butter Falcon to fall prey to all the most egregious inspirational indie film stereotypes, and end up...

As last year's terrible I Feel Pretty proved, an inspirational comedy about self-image can be a dicey prospect: too earnest and it's sacchar...

All bestsellers are adapted eventually. Where'd You Go, Bernadette, Maria Semple's ubiquitous 2012 novel about a creatively stifled woman se...

Max (Jacob Tremblay), Thor (Brady Noon) and Lucas (Keith L. Williams) are three sixth-grade boys trying desperately to make their way to the...