Reviews: The Woman from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 18, 2025 Final Rating: 1/5 In The Woman, Sun-kyung (Han Hye-ji) meets with an internet stranger, Young-hwan (Kim Hee-sang), offering a free cordless vacuum cleaner. But… Continue Reading
Reviews: Russians at War August 15, 2025 Russians at War is a supposed impartial documentary about Russias invasion into Ukraine, that works better as a think piece than it does as a film. Continue Reading
Reviews: Suspended Time August 14, 2025 Final Rating: 1.5/5 In the wake of any global event, countless pieces of media are made to reflect what life was like during it,… Continue Reading
Reviews: Stinker from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 13, 2025 Stinker is a light dramedy about an alien that lands in Kazakhstan and befriends a homeless man and grumpy elderly lady as they all learn to be friends. Continue Reading
Reviews: $POSITIONS from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 12, 2025 $POSITIONS uses cryptocurrency is used to show the new found way that addiction can take hold in people’s lives, especially in the form of gambling. Continue Reading
Reviews: The House With The Laughing Windows from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 11, 2025 The House With The Laughing Windows is a giallo film from 1976, that has been restored with its premiere at Fantasia before it will be released. Continue Reading
Reviews: Lurker from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 8, 2025 Lurker is a dark and disturbing look into celebrity obsession as a young man works his way into the entourage of an upcoming singer. Continue Reading
Reviews: Boys Go To Jupiter August 7, 2025 Boys Go To Jupiter is a surrealist animated film that tackles the gig economy while casting a who’s who of indie comedy stars. Continue Reading
Reviews: The School Duel from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 6, 2025 The School Duel is a satirical take on the school shooting epidemic, that takes would-be shooters and pits them against each other for viewers entertainment. Continue Reading
Reviews: Looking For An Angel from Fantasia Festival 2025 August 5, 2025 Final Rating: 3.5/5 In the context of the new queer cinema, a plethora of authors openly discuss LGBTQIA+ themes and narratives. In this sense,… Continue Reading
