Category: Film
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Having released six features since 2021, Alice Maio Mackay is quickly becoming one of the premier auteurs of cult shockers, changing the landscape of horror cinema. Mackay’s punk rock filmmaking style knows no bounds. Throughout these last few years, she has created a universe of monsters, exploring the subgenre stylings of horror, playing with monsterdom,…
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Hello, fellow truth seekers! I’ll continue saying this. Sorry for the delay on this week’s article. It was uploaded to YouTube later than last week’s, AND I got a little slammed with work. But here we are! There’s no new interesting information in the Ufology world, so we’ll get right into this week’s episode to…
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How the hell does anyone talk about a Mickey Reece film? The first film I saw from the director was Climate of the Hunter, which I caught during a film festival back in 2020. The film, about two aging women becoming increasingly cruel toward one another as they attempt to impress a man who might…
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Is there anything worse than noisy neighbors? I’m sure there is, but first-time feature director Kim Soo-jin pushes the envelope in his Fantasia debut Noise (Noijeu) to suggest otherwise. The Korean-made Noise takes a page from many horror favorites in crafting a story about a rundown tenement building where some of the tenants have stayed…
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One of my favorite things about the Fantasia International Film Festival is the depth of its programming. There’s always unexpected treasures waiting to be found within the massive amount of films playing, and I think I just found one. Jody Wilson, a visual effects artist from Vancouver who has contributed to projects such as The…
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Judgment comes for sinners in a brand new installment of I Know What You Did Last Summer. Can this film set a better precedent for a series that has been average at best? Set after the laughably horrendous I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, the new I Know What You Did Last Summer wisely…
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Alberto Sciamma delivers one of the most indescribable experiences of Fantasia’s lineup, Cielo. The film is beautifully captured, from roaring landscapes of the Bolivian desert to colorfully inspired Church murals and dangerous cliff sides. The cinematography alone is cause to turn Alex Metcalfe into a sought-after name in his field. Cielo, which translates to Darling,…
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Animation has long been one of my favorite film mediums. Great artists tell fantastic stories through colorful lenses of exaggerated colors in dazzling, surreal landscapes. When it’s done well, it’s magic, and when it’s not so well, it remains imaginative. I knew Death Does Not Exist (La mort n’existe pas) would be a challenging film.…
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Welcome back, fellow ranchers! Due to the time this episode was uploaded, I’m very behind. Sorry! So, let’s jump right into this week’s jam-packed episode: The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: “Lights Out.” We’re In A Jam With This Jelly Mesa Drill Site. 11:36 AM. Dr. Travis Taylor, Erik Bard, Thomas Winteron, and Kaleb Bench join…
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Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve been getting some hits and comments on previous coverage of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch, and I wanted to say thank you to those who have been checking out previous articles! Before we get into Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Detonation Threat (S5E5), I, for once, have positive Ufology…