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Review: MAKE-OUT WITH VIOLENCE, Where Weird and Warm Collide Eric Lehning, Cody DeVos and Leah High star in a bracingly original indie film, directed by the Deagol Brothers, and now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Review: THE DARK AND THE WICKED, Genuinely Creepy and Scary Marin Ireland, Michael Abbott Jr. and Xander Berkeley star in a straight-out, scary horror thriller, written and directed by Bryan Bertino. Review: GUEST OF HONOUR, Story of Guilt, Childhood Trauma and Vengeance David Thewlis, Laysla De Oliveira and Luke Wilson star in the latest drama by Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan, now streaming on The Criterion Channel. Shorts That Are Not Pants 2020: These Shorts Are Made for Watching Without wading into the obvious and undeniable existential question -- why are shorts not considered pants? -- let's just cut to the chase and share the announcement that the film festival known as Shorts That Are Not Pants will be... Exclusive ATTACK OF THE DEMONS Clip: You Gotta Shoot Free-floating anxiety is a condition that many of us have experienced in our lives, even before this current year, and long before the type of anxiety that has settled into our daily existence in recent days. Now add to that... Now Streaming: TRUTH SEEKERS, Now I'm a Believer Nick Frost, Samson Kayo, Malcolm McDowell, Susie Wokoma, Emma D'Arcy, and Simon Pegg star in an amiable series about paranormal investigators, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Review: PROXIMA: The Call of the Stars, the Pull of the Earth Sarah (Eva Green) has dreamed of going into space for her whole life. She became an engineer, works at the European Space Agency, and has kept in physical and mental shape. And now, her time has come: she is selected... LUCKY, PSYCHO GOREMAN, JUMBO, and More at Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival In late November, many of us will be looking towards the Canadian prairies with great envy. Not only will the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival be featuring a terrific line-up of films, they will be happening live in the theatre. Being... Busan 2020 Review: COALESCE Shows Cambodia as a Land Compromised by Opportunity Three young men look to forge their own paths in the fast-developing Kingdom of Cambodia in French filmmaker Jess Miceli s keenly observed debut feature. Employing non-professional actors and an entirely Cambodian cast, what follows is a coherent and engaging story... Busan 2020 Review: SPEED OF HAPPINESS Delivers Soothing Snapshot of a Unique Profession Documentary filmmaker Park Hyuck-jee, known for the charming documentary With or Without You, is back with his latest non-fiction work, his first to be invited to Busan. Set in the mountainous Oze region of Central Japan, the pleasurable and satisfying... Busan 2020 Review: FIGHTER, Compelling Character Study Winds Up Pulling Its Punches After opening the festival in 2018 with Beautiful Days, director Jero Yun returned to Busan this year with his second narrative feature Fighter, which once again focuses on a North Korean defector's difficult experience adjusting in South Korea, and how... Busan 2020 Review: In THREE, Soviet Rule Made Monsters Of Everyone A police intern becomes the lead investigator in one of the most gruesome and notorious murder cases in modern history, in Ruslan Pak s bleak and introspective new thriller. Inspired by the true story of Kazakh serial killer and cannibal Nikolai... Montreal Nouveau 2020 Review: SAINT NARCISSE, Walk Through the Witchy Mirror There are always at least two things you can count on with a Bruce LaBruce film: one, that you won t be able to predict where it will go, and two, that there will be a lot of sex. Both of... Review: COME PLAY, A Friend in Need Isn't a Friend Indeed Azhy Robertson, Gillian Jacobs and John Gallagher Jr. star in a thriller, directed by Jacob Chase. Lund Fantastic 2020 Review: JUMBO, We So Seldom Look on Love How do we know when we love? How do we know what we love? How do we make the decision (and it is a decision) that we will love what we love, for as long as we are allowed? And... Friday One Sheet: FIRE WALK WITH ME On this eve of All Hallow s Eve, I present, with minimal comment, designer Sean Longmore s maximal fusion of Japanese genre collage, and The UK s Hammer Horror key fan-art for David Lynch s gonzo love-letter and cult classic prequel to TV s Twin... Morelia 2020 Interview: Director Rodrigo Reyes on 499, A Docufiction About Mexico's Violent Past And Present 2021 will mark the 500th anniversary of the fall of Tenochtitl n, the capital of the Aztec Empire. No doubt this landmark is going to be a much-discussed topic in Mexico. Director Rodrigo Reyes has ready a film that by thinking... 70s Rewind: RABID, How to Stop a Pandemic Marilyn Chambers and Frank Moore star in a Canadian chiller by director David Cronenberg. It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like... Morbido!?! Nothing irks a horror fan more than seeing the Yueltide season s slinking takeover of store shelves even before Halloween has come and gone. You will forgive us for bringing up something Christmas related this soon, but we do so with... Now On Demand: THE CALL, Just in Time to Spoil the Weekend We've officially reached the punch-drunk portion of the Halloween movie season, that special time when it feels like every possible type of horror movie has been thrust upon those of us who have any type of bent toward the frightening...

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