On March 12, when film enthusiasts gather for the 95th Academy Awards, the most prestigious films in Hollywood will be...
You don’t need a year-end list to tell you that Barbarian, or Scream, or Nope are movies worth checking out. Everybody...
Kate Dolan’s debut feature You Are Not My Mother world premiered at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, creeping out the unsuspecting Midnight Madness crowd. The film follows a young girl who suspects that her mentally ill mother might have been replaced by a monster. Set in Ireland, in the days leading...
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Three hired guns find themselves in over their heads after a routine rescue mission goes from bad to worse in...
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Do you believe in demons? Do you believe that there are forces beyond your control laying in wait for the...
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Anything can happen on Halloween night as Kate Dolan’s You Are Not My Mother details. More likely than not, you’ll just spend the night smoking pot and laughing around a bonfire with your friends but life isn’t that simple for the troubled lead at the centre of this modern Irish folk...
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If you haven’t read Frank Herbert’s Dune books and you don’t think you’re the target audience for Denis Villeneuve’s Dune, this is...
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One eventful night of chaos. It’s a formula ideal for the found-footage horror, and one that’s been utilized to perfection...
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[#TIFF21 Review] Edgar Wright’s LAST NIGHT IN SOHO Scares Up A Ghostly Good Time in The Swinging 60s
Edgar Wright has never made a bad movie. He probably never will. Part of that is because he is the ultimate movie nerd, obsessed with every color in the cinematic rainbow. Each of his movies is a deep dive into a different subgenre and how you respond to a new...
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Titane is the femme-powered cannon that’s been taking the festival season by storm, and rightly so. Written and directed by...
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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...
