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Barbara Goslawski Exclaim! Oct 28, 2026 9/10 A transcendent spiritual catharsis Go to Full Review Fatherland (2026) 93% - -

Matthew Simpson Exclaim! Oct 27, 2026 7/10 While Buitenhuis doesn't delve too deep under the surface, he presents a portrait of Hansen's character and captures the spirit of a Canadian icon. Go to Full Review Man in Motion: The Rick Hansen Story (2026) - - - -

Marko Djurdjić Exclaim! Oct 22, 2026 2/10 Forgettable and inconsequential in equal measure Go to Full Review Sacrifice (2025) 35% - -

Alisha Mughal Exclaim! Oct 22, 2026 8/10 Never overly-ambitious or a grand spectacle, Wicker remains tremendously human, in its unruly spirit, production and origin. Go to Full Review Wicker (2026) 94% - -

Courtney Small Exclaim! Oct 21, 2026 8/10 A genuinely surprising and entertaining work, the film is a reminder of what comic book adaptations can achieve when not burdened with the weight of establishing or prolonging a franchise. Go to Full Review Clayface (2026) 77% - -

Alexa Margorian Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 7/10 The film exhibits Wilson's filmmaking style as a model for how to survive in 2026: befriend strangers, listen to their stories, and stop spitting your gum out on the sidewalk. Go to Full Review The History of Concrete (2026) 97% - -

Alexa Margorian Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 7/10 With a volatile chorus of selves, [Miranda] Calderon effectively mines the anxieties of performing womanhood for an audience. Go to Full Review Salome Learns to Dance (2026) - - - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 Math prodigy and domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski has had his fair share of media attention since the '90s (and prior to that as the anonymous "Unabomber"), but according to Netflix, it hasn't been enough. Go to Full Review Unabomber (2026) 24% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 McAdams proves once again why she's one of the most magnetic actors of her generation, and one of Canada's proudest exports Go to Full Review Send Help (2026) 92% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 19, 2026 It's been awhile since I've been this aggressively indifferent to a movie Go to Full Review Passenger (2026) 44% - -

Gabrielle Austin Exclaim! Oct 19, 2026 7/10 The Sickling provides insight to something we rarely see Go to Full Review The Sickling (2026) - - - -

Nathan Chizen Exclaim! Oct 19, 2026 9/10 Is Holmes a victim? Yes. Is she a perpetrator? Also yes. She's some other stuff, too. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Josh Korngut Exclaim! Oct 19, 2026 7/10 An absolute stunner. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Josh Korngut Exclaim! Oct 15, 2026 6/10 [Esmé Creed-Miles] would potentially fit in better on a hypothetical Euphoria UK. Go to Full Review Sense and Sensibility (2026) 78% - -

Wesley McLean Exclaim! Oct 15, 2026 7/10 McAvoy has always been an incredibly thoughtful performer, and his first turn at the helm proves that he can be just as mindful and deliberate on the other side of the camera. Go to Full Review California Schemin' (2025) 91% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 5/10 The actual story is horrifying, topical and relatable, but Sorkin moves through each event with a rigidity that keeps audiences at an arm's length. The film never truly invites us into its world; it merely talks at us about its happenings. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 7/10 A Breed Apart grants us an opportunity that films rarely do these days: the ability to engage with a film emotionally and intellectually. Go to Full Review A Breed Apart (2026) - - - -

Marko Djurdjić Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 3/10 As is customary with Netflix's dramatized true crime universe, Unabomber reduces all of Kaczynski's crimes, his psychology and behaviour, to "Here's the catalyst, and this is why he did it," lacking any nuance or thoughtfulness. Go to Full Review Unabomber (2026) 24% - -

Billie Anderson Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 5/10 If only everyone had committed to [Anne Hathaway's] movie. Go to Full Review Verity (2026) 31% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 8/10 Beneath the esoteric excess of the film lies a thought-provoking world that bears consideration as a work of cinema and socially conscious storytelling. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -