River review: TIFF 2026
River cleverly uses the slasher subgenre to explore a strained sibling bond tested by a masked serial killer.
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Contest: Your Chance to Win Tickets to See Resident Evil!
Enter for your chance to win run-of-engagement tickets to Zach Cregger's reimagining of Resident Evil!
Hope Review: South Korean Sci-Fi Thriller Delivers Until It Doesn’t
South Korean alien-invasion thriller, Hope, delivers...right up until it doesn't.
It Ends Review: Limitless Horror on an Unlimited Road Trip
It Ends both shouts and whispers its horrors. It's uneasy and oddly comforting at the same time, much like life itself.
Buddy Review: A Friendly Childhood Unicorn Gone Terrifyingly Dark
Casper Kelly's Buddy follows your friendly neighbourhood unicorn from a childhood TV show, with a sinister twist you'll never forget.
Interview: Rish and Kanish Arhant-Sudhir on Namaslay
Brother directing duo Rish and Kanish Arhant-Sudhir talk about their yoga horror film and practicing masala.
Insidious: Out of the Further Review – Sixth Time Isn’t the Charm
Insidious: Out of the Further sixth entry re-proves that the rule of diminishing returns also applies to horror series.
Ice Cream Man Review: A Gruesomely Sweet Ride with Baggage
Eli Roth knows that audiences come to his films for the violence, but with AI and a truly thin plot, is that enough this time?
Her Private Hell Review
Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell is an unforgettable Neo-Noir thriller that will surely make you think about what cinema is.
Remembering Sam Neill (1947-2026)
Sam Neill, beloved for Jurassic Park, The Piano and Peaky Blinders, has died at 78. We look back at a remarkable, wide-ranging career.
Lucid Review: Ugly Art Can Be So Punk
The experimental punk film LUCID isn't meant to be beautiful. It's "ugly and honest" as it unpacks trauma, identity discovery, and the exploratory nature of art.
The Best Films of 2026 So Far: Is this the Year of Horror?
The best films of 2026 so far include 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Obsession, Backrooms, Disclosure Day, The Furious, Nuisance Bear, Late Shift, and more!
Leviticus Review: A Visionary Tale of Fatal Attraction
Leviticus is a haunting tale of fatal attraction and a fable about living in a community that teaches you to associate love with fear.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Cannes 2026
Dazzlingly strange and unapologetically queer, Camp Miasma is for all horror fans as it deconstructs the slasher genre inside and out.
Passenger Review: André Øvredal Delivers Abundant Scares on a Road to Nowhere
André Øvredal’s latest film, Passenger, delivers abundant shocks and scares on a road to nowhere.
