71.25%
Andy Mitton, who shocked Fantasia attendees with his 2018 ghost story The Witch In The Window, returns to the festival...
71.25%
72.5%
When it comes to demons escaping hell to lay siege to your family’s bloodline, it never rains- it pours. Very...
65.75%
There is something so wickedly delicious about a slasher film. We sit on the edge of our seats with bated breath as Michael Myers stalks innocent babysitters through a suburban utopia of white picket fences and impeccably manicured lawns. We bite our nails down to the nub in anxious anticipation...
83.75%
Reading through the descriptions of the films being screened at this year’s edition of the Fantasia Festival, I found that...
63.75%
Lovecraftian monster and Lovecraftian madness descend on a small cabin-in-the-woods of northern Ontario, Canada in Rodrigo Gudiño’s The Breach. Adapted from...
67.5%
Kyle Edward Ball’s experimental debut feature Skinamarink is an eerie, elongated nightmare plucked straight from the mind of your childhood self. Shot in a way that looks more like a collection of hyper-specific memories rather than a movie, it’s a dread-fueled trip into the lives of two children trying to make...
88%
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Japanese/South Korean co-production Missing weaves a tangled web of death and deception that ensnares a father and daughter in the twisted...
83.75%
In Jesse Thomas Cook’s goofy action-thriller Cult Hero, disgraced “cult buster” and deprogrammer Dale Domazar (Ry Barrett) is called up out of...
Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they share their spoiler-filled thoughts on everything they loved about Jordan Peele’s Nope 🛸 We recently released a spoiler-free episode in the regular podcast feed for everyone that hasn’t had a chance to see this UFO-obsessed shocker but if you’ve been dying...
DESCRIPTION Jordan Peele’s Nope has invaded movie theatres at long last and oh boy do we have some things to...
70%
The world is a pretty shitty place for most people, and in Véronique Jadin’s L’Employée du Mois (Employee of The...
78.75%
Relax, I’m From the Future is the debut feature for Luke Higginson, based on his short that premiered at TIFF back in 2013. In the short, a man is about to commit suicide, but is interrupted by someone claiming to be from the future. This idea of someone bumbling to change...
