Sachin Hingoo is a Toronto-based writer whose work currently appears on Biff Bam Pop! and The Cultural Gutter. You can find all his writing at https://authory.com/shingoo

31 Days of Horror 2026: Thick Mud, Thin Plot (and maybe that’s ok) in Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer’s ‘The Swallow’

It may not do anything special in the character and story department, but The Swallow is schlocky fun where the malevolent mud is the film’s most interesting character.

31 Days of Horror 2026: We’ve Got The Full Lineup For The 2026 Toronto After Dark Film Festival!

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival returns and expands for 2026!

Trailer Time: ‘You Can See Everything’ in Nathan Fielder’s Deep Dive Into the Life of Elizabeth Holmes

From his series ‘Nathan For You’, ‘The Rehearsal’, and even his first turn at “actual” fiction, ‘The Curse’, defining the work of Nathan Fielder, one of Canada’s most esoteric exports, … Continue reading Trailer Time: ‘You Can See Everything’ in Nathan Fielder’s Deep Dive Into the Life of Elizabeth Holmes

Fantasia 2026: Exploring Madness With Takashi Shimizu’s ‘The Mouths’

With his newest film, Fantasia selection ‘The Mouths’, Takashi Shimizu uses the Rashomon technique of multiple perspectives to tell the story of a group of university students who visit a cursed tree in the middle of a graveyard and the horrific fates that befall them.

Feed Your Genre Obsessions With The 2026 TIFF Midnight Madness Lineup!

Sachin Hingoo runs down all the films from the just-announced Midnight Madness lineup at the 2026 edition of the Toronto International Film Festival! Find your next Obsession right here!

Saturday At The Movies: Understated, Apocalyptic Tension in The Butler Brothers’ ‘The Last Anniversary’

Set against the eve of the apocalypse, Brett and Jason Butler’s The Last Anniversary brings together a group of toxic people to revisit a long-buried trauma from a decade earlier.

Saturday At The Movies: You Can’t Hide From the Thrills of ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’

With ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’, Radio Silence has brought back several elements of the first film while expanding the scope. For fans of the original, it’s worth hunting down.