86.25%
This review was originally published as part of our 2021 Fantasia Film Festival coverage. Filmmaking is a family affair for...
86.25%
92.5%
Ruth Paxton’s debut feature A Banquet is filled to the brim with horror that cuts deeper than any slasher ever could...
78.75%
You Won’t Be Alone is a sprawling, experimental film about human nature, the power of love, and the everlasting resentment of an unstoppable witch. It’s an incredibly confident debut feature from Stolevski and one that is sure to be talked about among the artsy-witch crowd that is still chewing on...
After making 6 movies together, and recording a tiny mountain in unreleased music, it’s safe to say that the Adams’...
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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...
Nothing brings a scene together like a perfectly placed song. Add a choreographed fight and a couple buckets of fake blood, and you got yourself an iconic slice of cinema. A movie can change the way we hear a classic song, especially if that movie’s disturbing imagery is seared into...
67.5%
I love me a good witch movie. Having cut my teeth on The Craft in the roaring ’90s, I spent...
Looks can be deceiving when it comes to director Natasha Kermani’s film, Lucky. On its surface, the film recounts the...
82.5%
In a time when most of us can relate to themes of loneliness and isolation perhaps more than ever, the new Iranian horror/thriller The Night (2021) taps into those anxieties and dials them up to 10. Heavily influenced by Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining (1980), The Night follows an Iranian couple...
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There’s a certain finesse, a careful craft, that should be applied whenever a filmmaker decides to revisit a considerably popular...
If you were watching NOFS’s coverage of this year’s Fantasia Fest, you no doubt are already familiar with 12 Hour...
63.75%
Being a teenager almost always feels like an inescapable curse, but the 17-year-old girl at the center of Thomas Robert Lee’s The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw is the living embodiment of evil. She may walk and talk like the rest of us but she breathes smoke and death followers wherever she...
