Emily the Criminal stands out both as a crime thriller and as a classic indie movie.

The driving force of Cocaine Bear are classically arranged scenes of bear attacks punctuated with grotesque humour.

“The Devil’s Bath” is not another story about witches.

From the first scene, “Nightbitch” immerses viewers in the whirlwind of life for a mother raising a young son full-time.

It sounds a bit like a gritty version of “Rocky” or similar films about the tear-filled, sweat-drenched path to success and redemption....

“Oh, Canada” ultimately feels lackluster.

“Hellboy: The Crooked Man” ultimately falls short and feels painfully mediocre.

The Demon Disorder builds an intimate horror story.

It’s inevitable that “The Apprentice” will be seen in a political context.

“Mutiny in Heaven” reconstructs the band’s history.