‘Saint Maud’ provides a nuanced look at religious fanaticism with an explosive ending, anchored by a chilling lead performance.
Christopher Cross
Christopher Cross
Chris is a graduate of Communications from Simon Fraser University and resides in Toronto, Ontario. His favorite films include The Big Lebowski, The Raid 2, Alien, and The Thing. You will often find him with a drink in his hand yelling about movies.
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A Glitch in the Matrix Review
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The Wanting Mare Review
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Sundance Film Festival
Sundance 2021: Prisoners of the Ghostland is a Fever Dream That Doesn’t Fully Realize Its Potential
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Sundance 2021: In The Earth Brings Ben Wheatley Back to His Roots
Ben Wheatley returns to his horror roots with incredible results in his latest film, In The Earth…
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Sundance 2021: President Thoroughly Documents Zimbabwe’s 2018 Election
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Christopher Makoto Yogi’s previous film, August at Akiko’s, feels like the perfect companion piece and set up…
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How did the Chinese government turn pandemic cover ups in Wuhan into a triumph for the Communist party?
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Flee recounts a single refugee’s experience with wonderful animation and a heartbreaking, but hopeful story.
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The Marksman Review
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The Street Fighter franchise has a long storied history that has carried on for over 30 years.…
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While looking great and consisting of a competent combat system, Godfall fails to deliver anything memorable.
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s new turn-based combat system and lovable protagonist will please established and new fans alike, despite a few bumps in the road.
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TIFF 2020: Shadow in the Cloud Review
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TIFF 2020: One Night in Miami Review
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TIFF 2020: Get The Hell Out Review
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TIFF 2020: Memory House Review
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Fantasia 2020: Texas Trip – A Carnival of Ghosts Review
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