AFI Fest
‘Ray Gunn’ Review – A Love Letter To Sci-Fi And Noir Films [AFI Fest 2026]
Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn is an animated private-eye story set in a retro-futuristic city. This review treats it as a love letter to classic…
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Movie Reviews
‘Wildwood’ Review: A Testament To Human Creativity
Laika’s Wildwood adapts Colin Meloy’s fantasy novel in stop-motion. This review looks at the film as a testament to human creativity in an era…
Fantastic Fest
‘The Swallow’ Review – Evil Quicksand Horror Film Struggles To Find Its Identity [Fantastic Fest 2026]
The Swallow review reveals a chilling horror story where teenagers confront a disturbing entity lurking in the woods.
Fantastic Fest
‘River’ Review – A Slasher On The Water [Fantastic Fest 2026]
River is not as scary as it intends to be, and its second half moves away from the strength that made it intriguing, but…
Fantastic Fest
‘What Happened To Doris?’ Review – Real-World Paranormal Horror Outing Is A Repetitive Disappointment [Fantastic Fest 2026]
What Happened to Doris? has some good scares, but it does not develop its own identity enough to be more than a haunted-house story…
Fantastic Fest
‘Play House’ Review – A New Voice Has Been Discovered In The Lost Media Genre [Fantastic Fest 2026]
Check out our Play House review to see how Elliot's discovery of eerie VHS tapes unleashes spine-chilling mysteries.
Fantastic Fest
‘The Face Of Horror’ Review – Anna Biller’s Genre-Blending Horror Film Is An Ode To The Past [Fantastic Fest 2026]
Anna Biller’s The Face of Horror blends vintage genre influences with a distinctive visual style, creating a loving tribute to horror’s cinematic past.
Fantastic Fest
‘Bloody Tennis’ Review – A Bloody Mess [Fantastic Fest 2026]
Bloody Tennis swings for outrageous genre chaos at Fantastic Fest 2026, but its blood-soaked spectacle struggles to hold together as a satisfying whole.
Fantastic Fest
‘Into The Sky’ Review – Blue Goo And Sam Richardson [Fantastic Fest 2026]
Read our Into The Sky review and discover why this alien comedy is making waves with its quirky humor and unexpected turns.
Fantastic Fest
‘Beware Boiúna’ Review – A Failed Creature Feature [Fantastic Fest 2026]
Beware Boiúna has the ingredients for an effective creature feature, but weak execution keeps the horror from landing.