Psycho Goreman (2020) Review
Oozing with lovable characters, amazing special effects and gallons of blood, Psycho Goreman is the B-movie throwback that all horror hounds need in their lives.
Brendan Frye
Sofia Alexander Brings South American Myth to new Series Onyx Equinox
CGMagazine recently had the chance to chat with Sofia on a call, to discuss Onyx Equinox, culture, and how Anime had a strong impact on the culture and childhood within Mexico and South America.
Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul (2020) Review
A brutally heartbreaking follow up to the Made in Abyss series, Dawn of the Deep Soul is a must-watch for fans of the series, and anyone that loves a good bittersweet story.
TIFF 2020: Penguin Bloom Review
While Naomi Watts delivers a captivating performance, it can’t save Penguin Bloom from feeling much more than a shallow family film that oozes wasted potential.
TIFF 2020: Holler Review
Holler is the modern coming of age story we need, painting a picture of hope and struggle against the backdrop of modern class division and economic devastation.
TIFF 2020: Wolfwalkers Review
Wolfwalkers proves the true craft Cartoon Saloon have on offer, and stands as one of the best films from TIFF and potentially the best animated film of 2020.
TIFF 2020: Violation Review
A wonderfully realized work of revenge horror that captures the dread, anxiety, and isolation of assault; it is just a shame odd structural choices hold Violation back from greatness.
TIFF 2020: Good Joe Bell Review
While not a perfect film in any regard, Good Joe Bell works as a story of acceptance, pain and regret, and the price we all must pay should we neglect the ones we love in favour of bigotry.
TIFF 2020: Shadow in the Cloud Review
Shadow in the Cloud is a good concept that is lost under a lackluster script, but for people needing a b-movie flick, there are worse options out there.
Fantasia Festival 2020: The Dark and the Wicked Review
The Dark and the Wicked is a deeply nihilistic take on family suffering, grief and loss that will eat away all traces of hope, as it envelops you in the brutality of its world.