John Semley

A much-mocked Kendall Jenner-helmed Pepsi ad has been pulled. But why were people expecting anything better from the brand?

Viceland’s ’Nirvanna the Band the Show’ dares to make you laugh without Canada’s typical nepotism or warmed-over gentle populism

The outrage around ’Elle’—the latest from the filmmaker behind ’Robocop’ and ’Basic Instinct’—masks the movie’s moral complexity

His new movie ’Rules Don’t Apply’—his first in 16 years—has pushed Warren Beatty out of reclusivity and back into our critic’s waiting arms

Moonlight is a meditative, colourful and entirely timely film

Mockumentary genius Christoper Guest is back, now on Netflix—walking the fine line between seriously funny, and funnily serious

Accused of a massacre, Ishmael Muslim Ali allegedly hijacked a plane to flee—but says he didn’t commit the crime

Can the new ’Blair Witch’ possibly live up to the sheer terror of the pioneering ’Blair Witch Project’?

Our review of the ambitious, mammoth work of fiction from ’Watchmen’ author Alan Moore

A director who demands the redress of historical wrongs is forced to face his own past