31 Days of Horror 2023: Demian Rugna’s ‘When Evil Lurks’, For Extreme Eyes Only (TIFF 2023)
31 Days of Horror: Demian Rugna’s ‘When Evil Lurks’ is the most brutal, extreme horror of 2023 so far.
Author: Sachin Hingoo
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 2023: Viktor Ginzburg’s ‘Empire V’ Takes A Bite Out of the Vampire Mythos (LA Screamfest)
Viktor Ginzburg’s ‘Empire V’, banned in Russia but poised to release around the world, is a fresh take on the vampire genre.
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s ‘Sleep’ is a Real Night Terror (TIFF 2023)
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s debut feature ‘Sleep’ is an expertly-crafted night terror.
Trailer Time: A24’s ‘The Iron Claw’
We have the first trailer for ‘The Iron Claw’, Sean Durkin and A24’s biopic on one of the most tragic stories pro wrestling has to offer.
Fantasia 2023: Eva Strelnikova’s ‘StayOnline’
Fantasia 2023: Eva Strelnikova’s ‘StayOnline’ uses the Screenlife technique to depict the horror of war.
Fantastic Fest 2023 Review: Marisa Crespo and Moisés Romera’s ‘You’re Not Me’
There are certainly situations where family drama, especially during the holidays, is more disturbing than any horror movie. In Marisa Crespo and Moises Romera’s You’re Not Me, Aitana and her … Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2023 Review: Marisa Crespo and Moisés Romera’s ‘You’re Not Me’
Fantastic Fest 2023: Kenichi Ugana’s ‘Visitors (Complete Edition)’
Fantastic Fest 2023: Kenichi Ugana’s ‘Visitors (Complete Edition)’ is a Troma-inspired gorefest that conceals a heart of gold.
TIFF 2023: Harmony Korine’s ‘AGGRO DR1FT’
Harmony Korine’s ‘AGGRO DR1FT’ is frustrating, divisive, and may be an infrared visionary glimpse at the future of film.
TIFF 2023: Pablo Berger’s ‘Robot Dreams’
Pablo Berger’s adaptation of Sara Varon’s graphic novel ‘Robot Dreams’ is one of the most charming, heart-rending animated features of the year.
TIFF 2023: Joanna Arnow’s ‘The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed’
Joanna Arnow’s debut ‘The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed’ is a timely, hilarious, and brilliant film with a style all its own.
TIFF 2023: Patricia Arquette’s ‘Gonzo Girl’
Patricia Arquette’s ‘Gonzo Girl’ tackles the struggle of managing a genius.
In The Game x The Week in Horror: ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Grinds Up Genuine Terror
SUMO Digital’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre gets the feel of the original film just right, and puts you in the shoes of both the slashers and the survivors.