Katarina Zhu stars in and directs a striking drama, co-starring Austin Amelio, Perry Yung, and Rachel Sennott.

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Directed by Travis Wood & Alex Mallis, the film stars Tristan Turner, Anthony Oberbeck, and Naomi Asa.

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Marie Leuenberger and Claes Bang star. Austrian filmmaker Johanna Moder tackles post-partum depression and potential psychosis as a slow-burning paranoid thriller, where maternal anxiety is filtered through an unreliable perspective and edged with traces of dark humour.

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Huzzah! We are getting another Extraction movie, and Hemsworth, Elba, Farahani & director Sam Hargrave are returning!

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Director Yasuhiro Aoki’s stellar debut feature explodes on the screen with controlled chaos.

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Shudder announces three new acquisitions, three films that are screening at the Overlook Film Festival this coming weekend.

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Genki Kawamura directed; Kazunari Ninomiya and Yamato Kochi star.

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Probably like many people of my and slightly older generations, I was first introduced to Gilda from a scene in The Shawshank Redemption, during which the prisoners are watching the film and one insists that his friend pause in asking a request until the titular character is introduced via a famous hair flip and verbal quip. I had already seen some Rita Hayworth films, and yet it took me years to see the film that introduced, or re-introduced her, to a wider public.  Criterion Collection have reissued Spine #795 with a new 4K restoration, Blu-ray (there is still the DVD for those who prefer that version), and while Gilda, directed by Charles Vidor, is something of an atypical film noir, it is worth both this restoration and its place…

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GEMS (Gender Equity in Media Society) has announced the five feature film projects from female and gender-diverse filmmakers from across Canada that will participate in this year’s The Genre Film Lab 2026.    The accelerator program takes projects that are at an advanced stage of development and offer further support to help get them over the line and into production. The program starts in Vancouver at the end of the month. The five projects will also present in a dedicated pitch session during Frontieres at Fantasia in July.    The sessions will include group development & pitch masterclasses, a Film Sales & Distribution seminar, strategy sessions with genre industry experts focusing on financing and packaging, one-on-one pitch development sessions, individualized consultancies, and a practice pitch session…

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Well, well, well. THR is reporting that Noah Hawley is set to remake Atterados (Terrified) the Argentine supernatural spectacular that introduced the world to writer-director Demián Rugna.    One of the best supernatural horror flicks to come from the LatAm region in recent years, Rugna followed that first hit with the equally incredible When Evil Lurks. Hawley has been enjying a good run on television/streaming of late with hits Fargo and Alien: Earth.    Previous attempts at remaking Terrified were made with GDT and the Muschietti siblings. Rugna will work with Hawley on developing this new project.   Third times the charm, as they say.    Noah Hawley — the Emmy-winning creative behind Fargo and Alien: Earth — has set his next film project with…

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