God Skin, directed by Paween Purijitpanya, had its premiere at Fantasia Film Festival 2026, bringing out a social commentary full of colourful action and plot twists.
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Colony review — Fantasia 2026
From a zombie horror mastermind Yeon Sang-ho comes Colony (2026) – a new insight into the genre. This time, a new biovirus infection, some traits of
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The Mouths review — Fantasia 2026
The newest release from the director of the Ju-On films Takashi Shimizu titled The Mouths graces the Fantasia Film Festival’s screens with a mindblowing plethora of
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Ancestral Beasts review – Fantasia 2026
Fantasia Film Festival’s varied programme is strengthened by an addition of a film created by and featuring indigenous voices exploring their heritage. Created by a son
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Evil Dead Burn: A Masterclass in Complying with Expectations
Prepare yourself for the bleakest film featuring malevolent chaos-inducing possessor spirits yet. This time, the Deadites turn into a traditional villain granted with a motivation, which
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Dark Matter by Michelle Paver – An Exploration of Humanity in Isolation
Epistolarity, by definition, lives in print. Epistolary forms of writing create an image of disembodiment in a relationship between the writer and their addressee, disrupting traditional
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Iron Lung – A Claustrophobic Display of Doing Too Much
“Success will require resourcefulness and patience.” This line concludes the Gameplay section of the Steam page on Iron Lung. Coincidentally, it may also be applied to
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Weaponized Millennial Nostalgia: Joseph Kahn’s “The Ick” @ Overlook Film Festival
[ Seen as part of Overlook Film Festival ] Growing up, I remember hearing things about movies like The Blob and Invasion of the Body Snatchers
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Beauty Breaks the Body: Emilie Blichfeldt’s The Ugly Stepsister @ Overlook Film Festival
Warning Contains Spoilers [Seen as part of the Overlook Film Festival] When Cinderellas asshole is one of the lesser impactful moments of a film for me,
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Time Destroys All Things: Irreversible: Straight Cut @ Brooklyn Horror Film Fest
[seen as part of The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival] Time Destroys All Things. 20 years to destroy the immutable. But this was the plan always; A
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