The Fantasia International Film Festival, North America’s current largest genre festival runs from July 16 to August 2, in its 30th edition. With its large size, and ‘big tent’ scope of everything from everywhere as long it is never boring, the festival is often given the unofficial tagline we love to repeat, ‘Summer camp for genre nerds.’ The Fantasia audience is a very generous audience, with a seemingly unlimited capacity to embrace everything from quiet Japanese family dramas to head smashing action pictures, to cringe inducing body horror. The festival is a lighthouse to guide people back to watching movies in a public space with a large, often vocal, enthusiastic and emotive crowd. The cool embrace of the Hall and J.A. de Sève auditoriums…
Chris Pine stars in Carolina Cavalli’s new kidnapping dramedy.
Christopher Nolan’s new film stars Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Benny Safdie, and a cast of thousands.
The words uttered at the beginning of a story don’t have to be precisely ‘Once upon a time’ to lure the audience into a fairy tale. But the form continues to resonate for a reason: we understand that such a story is a truth wrapped in a fable, one in which some kind of supernatural or fantastical element can stand in to explore that which is dark and harsh in our own world. Especially if that fairy tale adheres to how dark and often horrific the originals were. Canadian filmmaker Clement Virgo, even in his more ‘realistic’ work such as Brother and The Book of Negroes, has always tinged his work with something that hints at the dark fantastic of the world, so it’s nor surprising that he…
Neil Jordan’s 1992 masterpiece has only deepened in courage and complexity in the years since.
Anya Taylor-Joy, Annette Bening, and Timothy Olyphant star in the Apple TV crime drama series, with Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Drew Starkey, Clifton Collins Jr. and William Fichtner.
The ten-year anniversary of, Train to Busan, one of the greatest zombie movies ever made is coming up. To mark the occasion Train to Busan has been remastered and will be presented in 4K for the anniversary.
Known for his intense work ethic, perfectionism, and obsession with breaking new ground, Steve Johnson created iconic creatures and effects for some of the most beloved horror and sci-fi movies in cinema history.
Swiss director Jan-Eric Mack and actress Anna Schinz discuss how they shaped the film as a socially engaged thriller, approached its moral ambiguities, and worked with two first-time child actors.
Directed by Advik Beni. Merging past and present, personal and historical, the film has a quality of a lucid dream.


