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TIFF Review: Brendan Fraser Dazzles in the Charming, Subtle Family Rental
In the early stages of Hikari’s Rental Family, there is a moment that hints at a much darker and more unsettling narrative. Brendan Fraser, who won an Oscar for Darren Aronofsky’s rather unpleasant film The Whale, portrays Philip, a struggling actor in Tokyo. Desperate to land any role available, he has valid reasons for his anxiety: during the film’s introduction,
TIFF Review: Christy Attempts an Unapologetically Formulaic Oscar Bid for Sydney Sweeney
"Aren't we beyond this?" That was the thought that crossed the writer's mind while watching Christy, the boxing biopic crafted as a potential Oscar contender for Sydney Sweeney. Both the distributor and the actress appear to have similarly troubling intentions for the art of cinema with this project. The distributor—whether it be A24, NEON, or in this instance,
Venice Review: The Last Viking Celebrates Eccentrics, Mads Mikkelsen, and the Beatles
“The world is populated with individuals,” declares the unnamed narrator of Anders Thomas Jensen’s The Last Viking, as an introductory hand-drawn animation unfolds a rather unsettling story: there was a viking prince who lost his arm in a fight; in response, his father, the king, ordered that everyone must also lose their right arm. An unusual myth.
An Exclusive Trailer Unveils a Buñuelian Fable for Karla Badillo’s Oca, Premiering at TIFF.
Having its world premiere this Tuesday in the Discovery section of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, Karla Badillo's directorial debut, Oca, unfolds a Buñuelian tale of faith, pilgrimage, and revelation. The film features a remarkable cast that includes Natalia Solián (Huesera: The Bone Woman), Cecilia Suárez (The House of Flowers), Leonardo Ortizgris (Güeros), and Gerardo Trejo-Luna (A Million).
TIFF Review: Romain Gavras' Sacrifice is a Pop Satire That Misses the Mark
It’s not an exaggeration to claim that the setting in which you view a film significantly influences your feelings about it. This was evident with Sacrifice, a film intended as a satire on the ultra-wealthy and the adoration of celebrities, which took on a different perspective during its gala world premiere at a film festival, attended by numerous prominent figures.
Baki returns in a teaser for Netflix's Baki-Dou anime series.
Netflix has unveiled a poster and teaser trailer for Baki-Dou, the newest version of the anime adaptation of the popular manga series Baki, set to debut on the platform in 2026. Take a look at the initial glimpse below… After his iconic battle with his father, Yujiro Hanma, Baki confronts a new danger: the revival of Japan’s most formidable swordsman, […]
TIFF Review: Carolina Caroline is a Crime Drama Focused on Love
How do you know when you cease being good individuals pretending to be bad, and start to acknowledge that you’re simply bad people who can’t even deceive themselves into believing otherwise? Caroline (Samara Weaving) poses this question earlier than one might anticipate, especially given that the criminal adventure she and her new boyfriend Oliver (Kyle Gallner) embark on began at
TIFF Review: Wake Up Dead Man Offers an Enjoyable Benoit Blanc Adventure, Though It Ranks as the Least Impressive Installment So Far.
Let's forgo the gradual, grand revelation style that Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc is known for in the Knives Out series and get straight to the point: Rian Johnson's Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery delivers another engaging, unpredictable story that includes all the trademarks of the series. It features a highly diverse cast, with several standout characters.
TIFF Review: David Mackenzie’s Fuze is an Unyielding, Flawless Thriller
David Mackenzie gets through the opening credits quickly as we begin to watch his newest film, Fuze. Most of the 98 minutes that follow resemble a lengthy cold open, racing to reach its climax at an astonishing pace. The plot is set in motion when a WWII ordnance is uncovered during construction in
The found-footage action thriller The Workout has released a trailer and is set to premiere in October.
In anticipation of its VOD launch this October, a poster and trailer have been released for director James Cullen Bressack’s (Darkness of Man) found-footage action thriller, The Workout. Following the murder of Wyatt’s pregnant wife during a mob attack while they are filming a workout video together, the former Army Ranger joins forces with his brother-in-law, Levi [...]
McFarlane Toys reveals the third wave of 5-inch action figures from The Walking Dead.
McFarlane Toys has formally revealed the third wave of its five-inch action figures collection based on AMC's zombie drama series The Walking Dead. This wave features Rick Grimes (we assume…?), Morgan Jones, and a gas mask zombie. The figures are currently available for pre-order at a price of $19.99 each; you can view them here… In the beginning of […]
6 Cabin Horror Films You Might Have Overlooked
Casey Chong embarks on a journey deep into the forest to uncover a series of cabin horror films that might not have been on your radar. The cabin-in-the-woods motif is a well-known trope frequently encountered in horror films, and it’s clear why it continues to endure in contemporary cinema. This includes the employment of confined environments to elicit […]
First glimpse of Angelina Jolie in Anxious People.
As filming has commenced in London, Black Bear has released a first-look image of Oscar winner Angelina Jolie in Anxious People, an adaptation of Fredrik Backman’s bestselling novel by director Marc Forster (Monster's Ball, Christopher Robin). In Anxious People, on the eve of Christmas Eve, investment banker Zara reluctantly engages with a group of strangers [...]
Lightning McQueen zooms into LEGO's Speed Champions collection with a set celebrating the 20th anniversary of Cars.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Disney-Pixar's animated classic Cars from 2006, The LEGO Group has officially announced the forthcoming LEGO Speed Champions Lightning McQueen set. It is currently available for pre-order and will be released on January 1st, with a price of $27.99/£22.99; check it out here… Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the cherished Disney Pixar […]World Cinema: Latest News, Blockbuster Premieres, and Behind-the-Scenes Stories
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