By John Corrado Before David Fincher’s The Social Network was released in 2010, there was a lot of talk about whether or not we actually needed a movie about Facebook and its founder Mark Zuckerberg. It turned out to not only be one of the most prescient films of that decade, but one of the… Read More Movie Review: The Social Reckoning
By John Corrado Apple Original Films has just put out the official trailer for Being Heumann, director Siân Heder’s follow-up to her surprise Best Picture winner CODA. I saw this one when it premiered as the opening night film at TIFF last month (you can read my full review right here), and enjoyed it quite… Read More Official Trailer for Siân Heder’s Being Heumann
By John Corrado We now have the first trailer (and poster) for director Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist: Martyrs, which is also playing in theatres in front of Other Mommy this weekend. This is the latest attempt to reboot this iconic horror franchise, after David Gordon Green’s 2023 legacy sequel Exorcist: Believer fell flat, and the… Read More First Trailer for Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist: Martyrs
By John Corrado New releases for the week of October 9th, 2026. Theatrical Releases: Run Terry Run (Wide Release): Director Sean Menard’s very moving new documentary was one of the absolute best films I saw at TIFF this year. Assembled from 96 reels of never before seen footage from Terry Fox’s 1980 Marathon of Hope,… Read More New This Week (10/09/2026): Run Terry Run, The Social Reckoning, & More!
By John Corrado In his entertaining directorial debut California Schemin’, actor James McAvoy takes on the wild story of early-2000s rap duo Silibil N’ Brains, whose flash in the pan success was built on a lie. Silibil and Brains were the stage names of Billy Boyd (Samuel Bottomley) and Gavin Bain (Séamus McLean Ross), two… Read More Movie Review: California Schemin’
By John Corrado Digger, the latest film from Birdman and The Revenant filmmaker Alejandro G. Iñárritu, stars Tom Cruise in the titular role of Digger Rockwell, an aging Texas oil tycoon. Cruise, appearing in old man makeup, has been the main selling point of Iñárritu’s film. Returning to non-action roles, Digger gives the actor the… Read More Movie Review: Digger
By John Corrado New releases for the week of October 2nd, 2026. Theatrical Releases: Verity (Wide Release): This latest adaptation of a book by Colleen Hoover (It Ends With Us) stars Anne Hathaway as a bestselling author and Dakota Johnson as her ghostwriter. The inherent trashiness of this material is part of the film’s appeal.… Read More New This Week (10/02/2026): Verity, Digger, & More!
By John Corrado Director Michael Showalter’s Verity, the latest adaptation of a novel by It Ends With Us and Regretting You author Colleen Hoover, is a throwback to the psychological thrillers of the 1990s and 2000s, that themselves were inspired by the films of Brian De Palma who borrowed liberally from Alfred Hitchcock. This leaves… Read More Movie Review: Verity
By John Corrado With six weeks to go until this one hits theatres, Paramount has just put out the new official trailer for Ebenezer. This is horror director Ti West’s (X, Pearl, MaXXXine) new take on the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol, starring Johnny Depp as Scrooge. This is Depp’s big comeback role, clearly… Read More New Official Trailer for Ebenezer, starring Johnny Depp
By John Corrado This movie wasn’t even really on my radar until this morning, but Prime Video has just dropped the first teaser trailer (and poster) for their upcoming Christmas movie The Man with the Bag. The main selling point here is that it stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as Santa Claus. Alan Ritchson (Reacher) co-stars in… Read More Teaser Trailer for The Man with the Bag, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Santa!
By John Corrado Fresh off of winning the People’s Choice Award at TIFF, Netflix has released a new trailer for Spanish historical drama La Bola Negra. The trailer is largely built around Glenn Close’s appearance in the film, and reveals the epic scope of the triptych storytelling, which won co-directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi… Read More Official Trailer for La Bola Negra
By John Corrado Focus Features has just put out the first official trailer for Elsinore, fresh off the film winning the International People’s Choice Award at TIFF. Andrew Scott stars in the film as Chariots of Fire actor Ian Charleson, with the film focusing on his performance in a production of Hamlet while he was… Read More Official Trailer for Elsinore, starring Andrew Scott
By John Corrado Perhaps the funniest thing about director John Wilson’s The History of Concrete, the comedian and documentarian’s endearingly offbeat feature debut, is that we actually do learn a lot about concrete by watching the film. Playing in a similar vein to his HBO series How To with John Wilson, Wilson’s film is a… Read More Movie Review: The History of Concrete
By John Corrado We now have a new “official” trailer for Werwulf, the latest film from director Robert Eggers. Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe all star in this 14th century werewolf movie, re-teaming with Eggers following their roles in his 2024 vampire film Nosferatu. I’m pretty excited for this one. It looks very… Read More New Trailer for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf
By John Corrado New releases for the week of September 25th, 2026. Theatrical Releases: Primetime (Wide Release): Documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim makes his narrative debut with this stylish, disturbing thriller focusing on Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson), the host of NBC’s To Catch a Predator. Pattinson is mesmerizing to watch, with former child actor Skyler Gisondo… Read More New This Week (09/25/2026): Primetime, Heart of the Beast, The Stunt Driver, & More!
By John Corrado In director Josef Kubota Wladyka’s Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!, which won the Directing Award at Sundance earlier this year, Rinko Kikuchi stars as Haru, a Japanese woman who loves ballroom dancing. Haru lives in Tokyo, and performs in ballroom dance competitions with her husband Luis (Alejandro Edda). Then Luis dies suddenly, and… Read More Movie Review: Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
By John Corrado Sometimes all you need for a movie to work is an old school movie star and a canine companion. Such is the case with Heart of the Beast, the latest film from director David Ayer (Fury, End of Watch), which stars Brad Pitt as a Special Forces officer and his combat dog.… Read More Movie Review: Heart of the Beast
By John Corrado It’s the mid-2000s, right in the middle of the reality TV boom, and Chris Hansen is using his NBC show To Catch a Predator to turn sting operations capturing pedophiles into entertainment. This is the premise behind Primetime, director Lance Oppenheim’s quasi-biopic of Hansen turned stylish, disturbing Nightcrawler-esque thriller. Robert Pattinson stars… Read More Movie Review: Primetime
By John Corrado In his latest film, Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been, Canadian documentary filmmaker Barry Avrich puts the spotlight on singer Darlene Love. The film won the People’s Choice Documentary Award at TIFF (the second year in a row for Avrich, following his The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue last year),… Read More #TIFF26 Review: Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been (TIFF Docs)
By John Corrado Director Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code, Warcraft) brings the British comic book series from 2000 AD to the big screen in his adult animated sci-fi film Rogue Trooper, which has the look and feel of a video game. Whether or not you find that to be a positive attribute will impact your… Read More #TIFF26 Review: Rogue Trooper (Midnight Madness)
