Fantasia Fest 2023: ‘Lovely, Dark, and Deep’ Takes Conspiracy and Obsession Into the Wild
Things get weird in the woods in the excellent Fantasia 2023 selection, ‘Lovely, Dark, and Deep.’
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Tribeca 2023: Guto Parente’s ‘A Strange Path’
Tribeca 2023: Guto Parente’s ‘A Strange Path’ is tense, and almost too real.
The Week in Horror: ‘ Weapons’, ‘We Have A Ghost’, ‘Children of the Corn’, ‘Violent Night 2’, + more!
In this week’s The Week in Horror, check out the news here about a much-needed sequel to our new favourite Christmas horror, the eleventh installment of a classic Stephen King series, and much more!
Does The High Note Hit The Right Note?
Finding a purpose is a task everyone goes through in their own way. The High Note highlights multiple characters either finding that purpose or reestablishing their purpose.
Exclusive: Director Adam Egypt Mortimer discusses his film Daniel Isn’t Real
BBP!’s Andy Burns talks to writer/director Adam Egypt Mortimer about his award-winning film Daniel Isn’t Real.
‘Disney’s The Lion King’ Stays On Top, ‘Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood’ Makes Magic With A Solid Debut
While the expected number one was exactly that, the ninth film from Quentin Tarantino managed a bit of a fairy tale at the box office this weekend.
Trailer Time: This ‘Midsommar’ Celebration is Not Exactly Party Central
Learn a little more about Ari Aster’s mysterious new film, ‘Midsommar,’ in this creepy new trailer.
Hot Docs 2019: ‘On the President’s Orders’ Documents the Philippine Drug War
‘On the President’s Orders,’ directed by James Jones and Olivier Sarbil, is a jarring account of Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.
A.T. White’s ‘Starfish’: A Mixtape That Could Save The World
‘Starfish’ adds a terrifying and beautiful soundtrack to the end of the world, creating an experience unlike anything else so far this year.
Trailer Time: ‘Child’s Play’ Chucks Chucky and We’ll See How That Goes
The first trailer for the new ‘Child’s Play’ is here, and it wants to be your friend.
‘The Man Who Killed Hitler and then The Bigfoot’ is A Sweet Drama (Really)
‘The Man Who Killed Hitler and then The Bigfoot’ belies its drive-in movie title by being a wonderful drama about aging and the secrets we all keep.
Giveaway! Win A Blu-ray of ‘Venom’ (Canada Only)
Register to win your very own copy of the supervillain hit, ‘Venom,’ open to Canadian residents only.