Good Boy Review: Horror Tale Places Canine Star in a Supernatural Setting
First-time filmmaker Ben Leonberg gives canine star, Indy, the supernatural horror film he deserves and we want.
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Dead Lover Review: TIFF 2025
Whether or not Dead Lover becomes a cult classic is ultimately less important than its immediate, obvious role as the point in time Grace Glowicki took a gigantic artistic leap forward.
Exit 8 Review: TIFF 2025
Exit 8 adapts a minimalist video game for the big screen, creating an emotionally complex narrative for the main player.
Foreigner Review: A Slick, Bubblegum Horror About Immigrant Experiences
Ava Maria Safai's Foreigner finds an extra edge in its portrait of immigrant experiences among young people.
Weapons Review: A Twisted and Terrifying Triumph
Weapons knows how to scare you, shock you, and make you burst out laughing. It's one of the year's best horror films and a must-see on the big screen.
28 Years Later: Reinventing the Zombie Movie…Again
Oscar winner Danny Boyle and co-writer Alex Garland are back to reinventing the zombie genre with 28 Years Later, revitalizing a 22-year-old franchise.
I Don’t Understand You Review: Kroll and Rannells Slay in New Horror/Comedy
Kroll and Rannells slay in this farcical comedy of errors from writers/directors David Joseph Craig and Brian Crano.
The Ritual Review: A Ghastly Failure
With Al Pacino and Dan Stevens onboard, The Ritual should be a campy good time. At least the film has the decency of being only 98 minutes long.
Prom Queen Review: Fear Street Full of Bloody ”˜80s Fun
The latest film in Netflix's Fear Street franchise brings hairspray, sequins, and way more dismemberment than expected.
Final Destination: Bloodlines Review: The Sixth Time Definitely Isn’t the Charm
Bloodlines feels less like the first in a new, revived series than the last gasp of a once relevant franchise that should have ended more than a decade ago.
Clown In A Cornfield director Eli Craig on horror, humour, and his all-Canadian cast
Clowns. They're a divisive bunch. In fact, filmmaker Eli Craig is counting on it with his latest horror, which happens to have an all-Canadian cast.
Clown in a Cornfield Review: Get Ready for Frendo
The adaptation of Adam Cesare's YA novel is just the right blend of old-school throwback and modern slasher. Bring on Frendo sequels!
Death of a Unicorn Review: Eat the Rich Satire Has No Meat on Its Bones
Paul Rudd, Jenny Ortega, and Richard E. Grant star in Death of a Unicorn a story of wealth, privilege, and one angry beast.
Contest: Enter for a Chance to Win Tickets to See DROP
A dream date turns deadly. How far would you go to protect your loved ones? Enter here for a chance to win double passes to an advance screening of Drop in Toronto & Montreal!
Night of the Zoopocalypse Review: A Family Friendly Gateway to Horror
Night of the Zoopocalypse offers a fun, Canadian, family-friendly gateway to horror with its animated take on a Clive Barker story.
