No one can accuse Yorgos Lanthimos of playing it safe. Having created such films as The Lobster and Poor Things, the acclaimed writer/director is known for creating tales that challenge the viewers mind (and, sometimes, patience). With the release...
No need to be quiet about this next giveaway! Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group, we're giving away 3 double run of engagement passes to see A Quiet Place: Day One at Cineplex! In A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE begins as New York City comes under attack from an alien...
The social politics of school has always been difficult to navigate… but Black Butler takes it to another level. Black Butler: Public School Arc reunites Ciel Phantomhive (Brina Palencia) and his demonic servant, Sebastian (Michael Tatum) as they...
Dark Highway is one of the most terrifying films in recent memory. No, there’s no jump scares or demonic possessions. What makes Dark Highway so terrifying is that it exposes true evil. The type that really lurks in the shadows of our world, living in...
Sometimes, the greatest demons we fight aren’t the ones of the spiritual realm. In The Exorcism, Anthony Miller (Russell Crowe) is an actor who’s struggling to find work. When he finally lands a role in a supernatural horror film, he believes he may have found a...
I’ve fallen in love with an older woman. And her name is Thelma. At the age of 93, Thelma (June Squibb) takes joy in simple things like needlepoint and spending time with her grandson. However, after she is taken advantage of by a phone scammer, June is left...
Directed by Amnon Carmi, Yaniv follows Barry Bernstein (Ben Ducoff), a high school drama teacher who’s budget is slashed entirely, throwing their upcoming production of Little Shop of Horrors into disarray. But things seem to be looking up when...
Directed by Noam Kaplan, The Future follows Nurit Bloch (Reymonde Amsalem), a profiler who leads The Future Project, a government-led program that is meant to prevent people from becoming terrorists. However, after a young Arab student named Yaffa (Samar...
Life is no laughing matter. I Used to be Funny tells the story of Sam (Rachel Sennott), a young stand-up comedian who is battling PTSD. As we take steps into her past, we discover that she recently took a job as a nanny in order to make ends meet. By caring for...