A wonderful showcasing of some talented Quebecois filmmakers, ranging from horror to thrillers and animation. However you can, find these short films....
Eight shorts from eight excellent female filmmakers, there is something here for every genre fan and in the mix I am certain one that you will strongly connect with. ...
A genuine surprise of a picture, Michael Sarnoski's feature debut "Pig" is a slow but careful gaze at the devastation of loss. Nicolas Cage's restrained performance startles with its effectiveness, as...
A confident coming of age horror that focuses more on the ever-changing dynamic between parent and child. The Adams family has made a very surprisingly effective film in Hellbender. One that does so m...
With Glasshouse, Kelsey Egan has conjured a beautifully haunting film. This dystopian fairytale weaves quite a tragic tale highlighted by the excellent performances and strong use of storytelling. Ega...
Despite having interesting ideas, Mosquito State is never able to grab its audience’s attention fully. Its unsubtle story hinders this flawed body horror from being something as memorable as it really...
A horror that very much keeps with an entertaining 80s vibe #JakobsWife has its bloody cake and eats it. Successfully toeing the line of keeping true to its core story while having a blast. As enterta...
Wearing its influences on its sleeves, Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney's lo-fi fantasy film Strawberry Mansion is a gloriously offbeat but sweet film that unexpectedly touches you, full of whimsy o...
Takahide Hori's painstaking stop motion film has take over a decade to get to this point and despite a wayward narrative, this is an awe-inspiring piece of work that should be celebrated as widely as ...
Richard Bates Jr's film King Knight is full of ridiculousness, from the characters to the situations, yet it never forgets the message of finding acceptance in ones past - a comedy that hits all of th...