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Horns Review [TIFF 2013]

When I first read up on Horns, I was a little taken aback. Daniel Radcliffe teaming up with Alexandre Aja for a horror movie? It seemed like a very odd combination on paper, but instantaneously caught my interest – not to mention the plot of the film itself. Surely something so outlandish could not possibly work?

Imogene Review [TIFF 2012]

Imogene does not set out to be anything important, but it delivers some genuinely hilarious performances from every single one of the lead performances.

Antiviral Review [TIFF 2012]

Antiviral is an interesting idea for a social satire, but the plot, story, and acting are all weak, and the film owes way too much to David Cronenberg.

Spring Breakers Review [TIFF 2012]

Spring Breakers is a mainstream art film that is ludicrous amounts of fun, even if the plot is absolutely preposterous and downright silly.

The Sessions Review [TIFF 2012]

The Sessions is startlingly bold and just as emotionally mature, with a wonderful story and even better performances.

Smashed Review [TIFF 2012]

Smashed has great performances and a worthwhile story, but it is overshadowed by bizarre tones and a really disappointing finale.

Cloud Atlas Review [TIFF 2012]

The single most ambitious film since Avatar is stunningly beautiful to look at, but an absolute pain to analyze and admire.

Silver Linings Playbook Review [TIFF 2012]

A hilarious, romantic and heartfelt crowd pleaser with genuinely great performances makes for one of the first must-see films of the Fall.

To The Wonder Review [TIFF 2012]

To the Wonder is visually deep and beautiful, but the characters and story are complete non-factors for the film.

Seven Psychopaths Review [TIFF 2012]

I wanted to love it, but Seven Psychopaths is merely a clever film chock full of wasted potential. It looks and acts a lot better than it actually is.