Fantasia 2025: Mickey Reece’s ‘Every Heavy Thing’ is a Subversive Tech-Noir that Conceals a Dark Humour

Fantasia 2025: Mickey Reece’s ‘Every Heavy Thing” is a both a retro noir thriller and a prescient black comedy that feels extremely of the moment.

TIFF50: The 2025 Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness Lineup is Upon Us!

Sachin Hingoo runs down all the selections from the 2025 TIFF Midnight Madness Programme!

Fantasia 2025: Jody Wilson’s ‘The Bearded Girl’ Shaves Its Own Path

Jody Wilson’s debut feature ‘The Bearded Girl’ is a coming of age fable that’s both well -worn, tried and true, but with enough slightly shifted reality to feel fantastical.

Review: In Morihito Inoue’s ‘Onsen Shark/Hot Spring Shark Attack’ You Will Believe A Shark Can Squish

Morihito Inoue’s ‘Onsen Shark/Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a gleeful, many-toothed tribute to ‘Jaws’

The Fantasia International Film Festival Returns to Montreal for Its 29th Edition

The Fantasia International Film Festival celebrates it’s 29th edition with an electrifying program! Check out Jeffery X Martin and Sachin Hingoo’s picks from the lineup!

Saturday at the Movies: In Sean Byrne’s ‘Dangerous Animals’, The Sharks Are All Right

Sean Byrne’s ‘Dangerous Animals’ is a tense, harrowing shark tale that gives the sharks the reverence they deserve.

Saturday At The Movies: Danny and Michael Philippou’s ‘Bring Her Back’ Feels Like Dead Weight

Following up on their surprise hit ‘Talk To Me’, the Philippou brothers return with ‘Bring Her Back’, an exploration of extreme grief that often feels weighty in the wrong ways.

Review: ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Breathes Fresh Life (and Death) into the Franchise

“Final Destination: Bloodlines” provides a perfect entry point into the world that’s been built over the last quarter century while providing some interesting morsels for longtime fans.

Around the Loop: What Could Happen at ‘AEW: Dynasty’ in Philadelphia?

There are some huge matches happening on Sunday’s ‘AEW: Dynasty’ PPV event! What will happen? We don’t know, but we can make some guesses!

Saturday At The Movies: An Irish Spring for Horror With John Farrelly’s ‘An Taibhse’ and Aislinn Clarke’s ‘Frewaka’

Saturday At The Movies: Two different films claim to be the FIRST Irish-language horror! Which will reign supreme (spoiler: neither, because you don’t have to pick)

Titillating Tyranny in James Ashcroft’s ‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’

In director James Ashcroft’s The Rule of Jenny Pen, John Lithgow plays Dave Crealy, a deranged, tyrannical bully masked under Lithgow’s ever-present charm and the presence of a beaten-up, hollow-eyed puppet named Jenny Pen.