That’s nature…you can’t fight it. Eco horror meets folk horror is the latest from writer-director, Hanna Bergholm (Hatching). Rooted in Finnish folklore, Bergholm explores themes of motherhood and postpartum struggles with undertones of eco horror that show just how far Mother Nature will go to protect herself and what she deems worth protecting. Sex, Trolls, […]
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Fantasia Film Festival 2026 has plenty of new films to check out, but I always manage to find a hidden gem from the past. This time, I made a beeline to see Gozu (2003). I’m a huge fan of Audition, and jumped at the opportunity to engage with more of Takashi Miike’s work. Every time
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Horror is political and we love to see filmmakers who put thought into what they want their art to say. Which is why I love to see Edwin helming the latest horror movie aimed at inhumane working conditions in factory settings. Sleep No More is not what we might have expected from reading the premise.
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Unidentified Murder is one of the most charming surprises to come out of this year’s Fantasia 2026 lineup. It shows how a chaotic murder mystery of sorts can have as much heart as it does intrigue. Directed by Kwok Ka-Hei and Jack Lee Chun-Kit, the film builds tension from the start. The pacing never lets
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I fell in love with Makoto Ueda’s writing during my first Fantasia Film Festival in 2021. I have watched Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes at least a dozen times while introducing new friends to the movie. So, I was obviously excited to see he was back with You Are the Film, a movie he wrote
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Twice is a coincidence, three times is intentional. And it seems now very intentional that Sam Raimi is working with a formula while ‘introducing’ the Evil Dead fans to new directors. With the third installment post-Ash Evil Dead universe, Evil Dead Burn, we can assume a clear pattern. 1. Open with a Deadite in place,
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Hamilton House is a perfect indie comedy for horror lovers looking to stray outside the genre. Written and directed by Jordan Rowe, this quirky flick effortlessly draws you in during its short 83-minute run time. If you’re a fan of horror and you’ve ever struggled to make ends meet, this film might hit a bit
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Every time I see actor Tim Curry, I immediately think of two of his legendary characters. First, there is Pennywise the Dancing Clown from the 1989 TV miniseries Stephen King’s IT. But also, and maybe one of the more endearing roles ever, is his role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the iconic stage and film productions,
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Misper is a refreshing change of pace from the many true crime stories inundating us these days. Instead of following along as someone tries to solve the mystery, it focuses on those left behind to deal with the uncertainty of a loss. Misper pushes the idea further by centering on the missing person’s coworkers. It’s
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The Wayans and Company have returned to their franchise with Scary Movie (2026). As someone who is anti-Columbusing the work of Black creatives, and someone who suffered through the entire franchise recently, I was rooting for them. As a 90s kid who grew up watching the Wayans family build a comedic empire, it’s hard not
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