Fantasia Festival 2024: Pratul Gaikwad’s ‘Dead Dead Full Dead’ is a Murder Mystery Where They All Dunnit
Pratul Gaikwad’s, ‘Dead Dead Full Dead’ presents an impossibly fresh take on the whodunnit – what if they all dunnit?
Author: Sachin Hingoo
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Fantasia Film Festival 2024: Stephen Sawchuk’s ‘Hell is a Teenage Girl’ Leaves You Wanting More
Fantasia 2024: Stephen Sawchuk’s ‘Hell Is A Teenage Girl’ is a polished slasher that, at only 14 minutes, leaves you wanting more.
The 2024 TIFF Midnight Madness Lineup is Revealed!
Sachin Hingoo runs down all the films from the just-announced Midnight Madness lineup at the 2024 edition of the Toronto International Film Festival!
Saturday At The Movies: When A Mystery Isn’t A Mystery in Osgood Perkins’ ‘Longlegs’
Osgood Perkins ‘Longlegs’ bypasses mystery for inevitable dread in the most uncomfortable horror outing of the year so far.
The 28th Annual Fantasia International Film Festival is Upon Us!
Sachin Hingoo and Jeffery X Martin run down their 10 picks from the 28th annual Fantasia Film Festival, which runs from July 18 through August 4 from Montreal, Quebec
Saturday At The Movies – Roxy Shih’s ‘Beacon’ (Tribeca Film Festival 2024)
Roxy Shih’s ‘Beacon’ is a gripping two-hander that deftly swirls together themes of distrust, survival, and cosmic horror, anchored by two outstanding performances by its leads Julia Goldani Telles and Demian Bichir.
Saturday At the Movies: Ally Pankiw’s ‘I Used To Be Funny’
Ally Pankiw’s I Used To Be Funny grapples with the aftermath of trauma, adding yet another layer to Rachel Sennott’s increasingly-diverse catalogue of roles.
Trailer Time: Ti West’s ‘MaXXXine’ is Our New Obsession
Rounding out his trilogy of films that started with 2022’s X and it’s prequel, Pearl, the prolific director whisks us off that creepy farm for the neon lights of 1980’s Hollywood with MaXXXine.
Review: Chris Nash’s ‘In A Violent Nature’
Chris Nash’s “In A Violent Nature” brings a unique arthouse sensibility to the slasher genre, focusing on the killer’s perspective and the portrayal of violence within a natural setting. However, it falls just short of delivering a satisfying payoff and fully exploring its intriguing concept.
Saturday At The Movies: Nathan and David Zellner’s ‘Sasquatch Sunset’
Nathan and David Zellner’s “Sasquatch Sunset” presents a surreal, humorous take on a sasquatch family’s life. Through absurdity, it conveys deep humanity.
Trailer Time: Ti West and Mia Goth’s ‘MaXXXine’
Trailer Time: Ti West follows up X and Pearl with MaXXXine, a blood-soaked, 80’s Hollywood-set conclusion of his trilogy which seems to be the biggest of them all.
Saturday At The Movies: Weston Razooli’s ‘Riddle of Fire’ is a Kidventure for the Ages
Weston Razooli ‘s “Riddle of Fire” is a unique, bold and heartfelt film, blending childhood adventure, paintball, and genuine magic.