The 30th edition of the Fantasia International Film Festival kicks off later this month, with a gargantuan program of horror,...
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You know a movie is gonna be good when a naked hippy is impaled by a unicorn in the cold...
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With technology ever-increasing, it’s no surprise Found Footage’s younger cousin — the screenlife movie — has been charging full-steam ahead. We’ve traded analog and shaky handheld cameras for shaky handheld iPhones and computer desktops. Instead of our characters getting lost in the woods, they’re getting lost in the dusty archives...
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Eviction parties are fun. You can invite as many people as you want to come trash the place one last...
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Tense, moody, and with plenty of sinister secrets to uncover, Argentine horror film On the 3rd Day (Al Tercer Día) is...
After making 6 movies together, and recording a tiny mountain in unreleased music, it’s safe to say that the Adams’ are the coolest family on the planet. Their previous film, The Deeper You Dig, was a huge success at the 2019 Fantasia Internation Film Festival and would go on to...
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There is no greater crime syndicate in cinema (or life, for that matter) than The Yakuza, which makes them the...
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What if God was more interested in punishing you for your sins than granting you un-restricted forgiveness for the gravest...
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Who knew hot girl summer actually meant we’d be getting a ton of witch-trial era horrors? The Fear Street Trilogy (particularly 1666) epically detailed the struggles of Sara Fier, indie darling Hellbender also premiered at Fantasia and was subsequently picked up by Shudder, and the elegant folk horror The Last...
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[#Fantasia2021 Review] Occult Indie Horror HELLBENDER puts Mother-Daughter Relationships to the Test
Filmmaking is a family affair for the creators behind indie horror Hellbender. Who better to conjure a film about the...
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The zombie apocalypse can hit at any time, in any place. We’ve often seen outbreaks occur in large metropolises, where...
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Haunted houses, nightmare imagery, and ghostly gypsies are on full display in Vincent Grashaw’s eerie slow-burn What Josiah Saw. Divided into four self-contained segments, this farmhouse freakshow features some of the most effective scares I’ve seen all year and a score that is sure to haunt my dreams for nights...
