Fantasia Fest 2026: ‘When You Open The Door’ Review
When You Open The Door is one of the more unconventional offerings at the 2026 Fantasia International Film Festival. The
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Fantasia Film Festival 2026: ‘You Are The Film’ Review
Fantasia International Film Festival 2026 brought a familiar talent to the festival. You Are The Film sees playwright Makoto Ueda bring
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Fantasia Fest 2026: Our Five Most Anticipated Films
Fantasia International Film Festival 2026 kicks off this week, and we are back once again to cover the biggest movies
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‘The Odyssey’ Review: A Pure Visionary Achievement
The Odyssey is a fascinating follow-up to Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. In fact, it might be the film I was hoping
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Review: Violent, Visceral, and Shockingly Humorous Horror
Evil Dead Burn continues the franchise’s merry tradition of brutally assaulting its audience with flinch-inducing horror. The movie makes good
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‘Supergirl’ Review: Soaring on Milly Alcock’s Charisma
Supergirl is a movie with a preset of internet haters ready to cast vitriol against the film regardless of the
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‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Review: Poetic and Painfully Bleak
The Death of Robin Hood is a difficult pill to swallow. For most of us, the idea of Robin Hood
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‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Spielberg Takes a Thrilling Sci-Fi Swing
Back in the early 2000s, Roger Ebert dubbed Minority Report a “triumph” during a time, as he called it, “when
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‘Masters of the Universe’ Review: A Bowl of Sugary Spectacle
Masters of the Universe is an adaptation that could only be made in 2026. In a different Hollywood system, the
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‘Backrooms’ Review: Kane Parsons Has The Courage To Get Weird
Backrooms is about to have a massive opening weekend. The YouTube short by Kane Parsons has a successful following. One
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‘Mortal Kombat II’ Review: A Sequel That Hits Hard and Ages Harder
Mortal Kombat II has everything a movie based on the video game should have. There are extended fight scenes with excessive
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‘Hokum’ Review: A Solid Spookhouse Throwback
Hokum sees filmmaker Damian McCarthy return with another horror film that balances a mystery with supernatural creepiness. His previous effort, Oddity, made great use of
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