Reviews September 19, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Zalava’ Is a Devastating Horror Fable This incredible feature debut from Iranian writer-director Arsalan Amiri is a cautionary tale about faith and fear.
Reviews September 19, 2021 TIFF Review: In ‘Silent Night,’ The Apocalypse Is Under the Tree Though it's billed as a doomsday dramedy, director Camille Griffin's debut feature haunts like a gothic fever dream.
Movie Reviews September 19, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Saloum’ Is a Macho Mash-Up of Magic and Murder Jean Luc Herbulot's genre-bender blends classic western iconography with drug trafficking and the occult.
Reviews September 19, 2021 FrightFest 2021 Review: ‘Shadowprowler’ Is An Effective Home Invasion Thriller From Director Scott Derrickson The director of Doctor Strange delivers a chilling home invasion short film with his son in the lead role.
Reviews September 19, 2021 FrightFest 2021 Review: ‘Prisoners Of The Ghostland’ Features Nicolas Cage At His Absolute Craziest Oscar-winning actor Nicolas Cage turns the craziness up to eleven in director Sion Sono's futuristic western film Prisoners of the
Reviews September 14, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘You Are Not My Mother’ Makes Folktales Frightening Kate Dolan's debut horror feature is frequently frightening with standout performances, despite some metaphorical heavy-handedness.
Movie Reviews September 14, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘DASHCAM’ Feels Like a Mic Drop For the Found Footage Genre Director Rob Savage's film plays out like an act of rebellion against other horror films of its kind.
Reviews September 12, 2021 FrightFest 2021: ‘Evie’ Is An Effective Social Drama With Implied Supernatural Elements Evie is a haunting and effective drama about one woman struggling to fight off her inner demons so that she
Reviews September 11, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Dune’ Has the Power to Instill Awe, But Its Story Feels Frustratingly Distant Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic builds anticipation for a finale, but leaves you with the creeping feeling that one might never
Movie Reviews September 11, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Last Night In Soho’ Is An Exciting Yet Predictable Dark Ride Fueled by Nostalgia Even with all its high fashion, Edgar Wright's 'Last Night in Soho' still manages to under-pack
