The Mouths Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Four University Pals with complex connections embark on a late-night "courage test" to visit a graveyard with a mythical cursed...
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Insectasy Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Sadie (Tirion Healy) is a young English woman working as a receptionist in a small medical practice. Surrounded by banal...
Home Bodies Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Twins Red and Blue live alone in a retro-styled home with fully automated amenities, such as a magic fridge with...
Attack on Paradise Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Berserk Belgian bloodbath, Attack on Paradise is a rollicking triumph of creativity and heart over budget and plausibility. Swarthy and...
Fantasia Film Festival 2026 – Preview
The always-amazing Fantasia Film Festival will celebrate its 30th edition from July 16 through August 2nd , 2026, and we...
Lockbox Review
Fashion designer and author Ellen (Carla Gugino) longs for a simple life after caring for her dying mother. However, her...
The Remedy Review (2026 SXSW London)
Alex Kahuam's caregiver creep fest, The Remedy, taps the veins of fractured family loyalty and mental disorders to create a...
Shed Review
Steven J. Mihaljevich's spellbinding exploration of guile and resolve is survival horror at its visceral and gruelling best. Mia is...
Brute Force 1976 Review
Marcel Walz's vulgar Texas Chainsaw Massacre/Hills Have Eyes homage, Brute 1976, is a degenerate triumph of stunning visuals and very...
Affection Review (2026 Overlook Film Festival)
Jessica Rothe shines in Affection, a fascinating yet flawed sci-fi horror mystery from debut director BT Meza. After surviving a...
Drag Review (2026 Overlook Film Festival)
Drag fuses farcical slapstick humour with wince-inducing gore and palm-sweating tension to deliver a highly entertaining and often vicious housebreak...
The Good Boy Review (2026 Kinoteka Polish Film Festival)
A fabulous cast illuminates this dark comedy fable, where the dystopian moral reformation of A Clockwork Orange meets the underhanded social...
Bury The Devil Review (2026 Glasgow Frightfest)
Real-time possession shocker Bury The Devil burrows deep into the dementia-horror sub-genre, forcing evil to the surface with structural finesse,...
The Convenience Store Review (2026 Glasgow Frightfest)
The movie adaptation of the cult Japanese video game The Convenience Store faithfully captures its unsettling, dreamlike minimalism before upgrading...