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Shelagh Rowan-Legg

Canada

Number 37 (2018)

Publish Date: July 28, 2018
"Neo-noir takes on new meaning in this film, as Dumisa changes the game on how we view crime both in the shadows and in the bright light of a cruel day"

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Amiko (2017)

Publish Date: July 21, 2018
"'Amiko' is another strange yet poignant look at the complications of youth"

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The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

Publish Date: October 18, 2017
"Lanthimos' warped vision finds an unsettling but effective home in the horror tropes explored in 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer'."

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A Little Bit Zombie (2012)

Publish Date: September 5, 2013
"A very funny and unique take on the usual zombie film, and even the zombie comedy, through its use of some outrageous characters"

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The Yellow Wallpaper (2021)

"Turning a 10-page short story into a full-length feature is perhaps a bit of a stretch (...) But The Yellow Wallpaper is a strong and unsetting adaptation of this gothic tale"

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Too Late (2021)

"This is the kind of low-fi satire that works well with a premise that is both quite ridiculous and very believable"

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You Are Not My Mother (2021)

"You Are Not My Mother looks at what it means to be a mother, and a daughter, when violent, poverty, and isolation are daily facts of life. Combine this with some scary Irish folklore, and it's a terrific debut"

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Night's End (2022)

"It's a chilling work that might make you want to turn off your modem for a while."

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Hell of A Summer (2023)

"While they are some funny moments and a few good, gruesome kills, it's mostly uninventive."

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Naga (2023)

"Al Jaser knows how to rack up the tension, keeping us on the edge of our seats, while at the same time finding moments of off-beat comedy and biting political commentary. 'NAGA' makes excellent use of every second"

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Poolman (2023)

"While it never quite lands on its proverbial feet, Pine's enthuasiasm and the talent of the cast of 'Poolman' elevate what in other hands would be dire material.

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Sleep (2023)

"'Sleep' doesn't exactly reinvent the wheel of haunted house films, but the strength of the actors and the tense, slow-build structure make it an enjoyable rise"

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What Doesn't Float (2023)

"A wonderfully crafted series of stories - each finding a different meaning to its place, to its character, to its exposure of the life of this corner of the city, and what it means to be a part of it."

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Mannvirki (2023)

"'Mannvirki' contemplative yet deep film, one that allows an audience the space and time to think over what they are seeing, perhaps considering what they might find and contribute in such a space"

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Concrete Valley (2022)

"[It] asks it audience to take time with the characters, the space they occupy, and their thoughts and emotions that are freely floating in this in-between existence, between who they were, and who they will be allowed to become."

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All You Need Is Death (2023)

"Writer and director Paul Duane crafts a creeping and disturbing tale of what it means to harness the power embodied in a folk tale"

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