I am not sure about you, but there has been a sense of apathy towards the once-great MCU that Disney and Marvel currently cannot shake off. People seem to point to the TV MCU Universe as one of the pr...
A great absurdist genre mashup, Stéphan Castang’s Vincent Must Die, is an entertaining, action-packed romp. Unpredictable, it is undoubtedly a film that keeps its audience on their toes. The awk...
A fantastic science fiction thriller, Restore Point’s world-building is inspired by this very ambitious film. You will be sure to keep a keen eye out for director Robert Hloz and lead Andrea Mohylová’...
Teresa Sutherlands‘ impactful feature debut, Lovely, Dark, and Deep, takes audiences on a journey of isolation. An impressive psychological horror that carefully creeps on you as you try to figu...
Purposefully gruelling, Eva Strelnikova’s Stay Online is often times brutal and compelling, but never does it lose its emotional core. Liza Zaitseva anchors the film in a devastating manner – a ...
C.J. ‘Fiery’ Obasi announces themselves as a filmmaker to watch with his visually striking Mami Wata. A film that shows us the importance of tradition and balance; it can be, at times, spe...
It is that wonderful time of year again for genre fans, Fantasia is here! Again we have an exceptional line-up, but here are just a few of our top picks. Be it World Premieres, International Features,...
There is just something so human about the story of Tish Murtha, be it her tremendous body of work or the lament of the lack of opportunities afforded to working-class women. You find yourself compell...
A moving documentary that becomes a heart-breaking group counselling session, White Nanny, Black Child is a film that shows those who have gone through trauma are not alone. 80 minutes simply isn’t en...
Chris Kasick’s Citizen Sleuth delves into the uneasy ethical existence of true-crime podcasts. Thoroughly engaging throughout, it will further spark the fires of discussion on the genre – a real...