‘They Salivate’ (CIFF Entry) Review – Abhorrent Yet Erotic
In the French short They Salivate, kissing is artfully used as a metaphor in a way that is abhorrent yet erotic.
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In the French short They Salivate, kissing is artfully used as a metaphor in a way that is abhorrent yet erotic.
Nightingale not only offers a creepy aesthetic but it provides a story that might not be as simple as it appears.
Now that October has come to a close, the award winners of the 56th Chicago International Film Festival have been announced.
Laura Hasn’t Slept is an American short horror film revolving around this issue. It’s a mind-bending, nightmarish good time.
The Doe is where those weird circumstances shine brightest. Find out all about this Chicago International Film Festival entry inside!
The American short, Flick turns a simple nose excavation into an isolated, anxiety-ridden nightmare. Read our full review!
The Canadian short, Regret turns one man's inner demons into one of the most menacing and nightmarish things you’ll see this year.
Sleep takes one of our most cherished and necessary human acts and turns it into a haunted, mind-bending mystery-thriller.
There’s love, comedy, and killing and it’s so subtly over the top that you may not notice. Read our full review for The Columnist…
The Chicago International Film Festival has announced its full 2020 lineup. Some of the spotlights this year will be, Belushi.