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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‘The East Palace’ Review: Netflix’s Creepy New Supernatural K-Drama
The East Palace is a new dark fantasy series for those who love palace intrigue and spooky supernatural horror. The
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‘Pinocchio: Unstrung’ Review: Robert Englund Elevates the Poohniverse’s Best Story Yet
Since the launch of the Twisted Childhood Universe with Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey in 2023, the franchise has become synonymous
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Fantasia Fest 2026 Review: ‘Her Private Hell’ is Boring As Hell
During the opening ceremony of the Fantasia International Film Festival, Her Private Hell director Nicolas Winding Refn was awarded a
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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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‘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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‘Widow’s Bay’ Season 1 Review: An Instant Recommendation
Created by comedy mastermind Katie Dippold (Parks and Recreation) with visionary director Hiro Murai (Atlanta), Widow’s Bay is best described
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Reviews of ‘Obsession,’ ‘The Furious,’ and Giallo Horror Cinema | Cosmic Circus Reviews
John and Vin are back talking about the films Obsession and The Furious, both of which John was able to
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‘Leviticus’ Review: As Tender as it is Haunting
Leviticus resides in a fascinating place when viewing it from its genre roots. It’s able to weave both a compelling
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‘Scary Movie’ (2026) Forgets to Be Funny
For some reason, modern audiences are having nostalgia for the Scary Movie franchise. The once-shepherded-by-the-Wayans-Brothers spoof series that parodied contemporary horror
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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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‘Saccharine’ Makes Attempts at Exercising and Exorcising
Following her filmmaking on Paramount Pictures’ Rosemary’s Baby prequel, Apartment 7A, with Christian White and Skylar James, writer-director Natalie Erika
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