After several years of boring and manipulative plotting on The Walking Dead and lazy, inept copycats, the zombie subgenre has felt tired for quite some time. If Train To Busan proves...
If you thought that you had the worst family relationship in existence, your clearly haven’t seen Trash Fire. Let’s bitch it out… It’s clear that writer /...
If Train To Busan is one of the most innovative entries in the zombie sub genre in the last few years, then films like The Girl...
It’s hard not to sound like a spoilsport when you pronounce a monster movie mash-up between two J-horror villains a disappointment. Unfortunately that’s exactly what Sadako...
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is one of those locked down haunted house films that, at the offset, seems unsustainable. The film only has two lead...
M.R. Carey’s celebrated genre novel “The Girl With All the Gifts” is one of the few novels-turned-films included in the Midnight Madness program (Morgan Spurlock’s documentary...
It’s shocking that it’s been seventeen years since the original The Blair Witch Project film debuted in theatres and took the world by storm. That film...
Outside of its TIFF write-up I knew next to nothing about Raw, French director Julia Ducournau’s “coming of age cannibalism” film. The buzz has been reserved...
If there was one film purposefully designed for Midnight Madness, it might just be The Belko Experiment. Equal parts The Cabin in the Woods and Battle...
I’m still disappointed that I missed out on Osgood Perkins’ directorial debut February (now retitled The Blackcoat’s Daughter) at last year’s TIFF. Bloody Disgusting raved about...
Ever since Nacho Vigalondo’s debut feature film Time Crimes came out, he’s been a director to keep an eye on. Among TIFF festival guides, the director’s...
What better way to start the Midnight Madness program than a riotous shoot-em-up starring a bunch of actors that are eminently cheer worthy? That’s Ben Wheatley’s...
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