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Never After Dark Review: Japan-Set Ghost Story Is A Fun, Creepy Mystery (opens the original)
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Never After Dark is thoroughly enjoyable. It's a lot of other things, too – creepy, intriguing, at times gripping – but even as it was unfolding, I was aware of how good of a time I was having. It was my primary response, a constant hum underneath my reactions to the story's twists and turns. This ghost story leans heavily into mystery and laces it with character drama, some Gothic mood, and a couple other ingredients I wouldn't want to spoil here, to create something I was just glad to be watch
Heart Of The Beast Review: Man's Best Friend Thriller Hits Right In The Feels (opens the original)
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There's a reason that killing a dog on-screen was considered a major Hollywood taboo – putting one in your movie is like an emotional cheat code. It takes a little legwork to get audiences to invest in human characters. With a dog, especially one in peril, the stakes are immediately there. That's why it's worth going into a film like Heart of the Beast with a bit of skepticism. I'm not usually one to criticize a movie for being emotionally manipulative, but when that movie is about a war hero do
Forgotten Island Review: Laugh-Out-Loud DreamWorks Comedy Is Breathless, Joyful Chaos (opens the original)
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By now, general moviegoers are probably aware that a revolution is underway in studio animation. The "Pixar look" of computer-generated films that has been the gold standard is making way for something that replicates the stylistic variability of hand-drawn, 2D animation in CG, a wave kicked off by the success of the comic book-inspired design of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse in 2018. Dreamworks has been quick to adopt the new technology in visually exciting films as varied as The Bad Guys,
ScreenRant's TIFF 2026 Review Roundup (opens the original)
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The fall movie season is here, and with it the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. Nearly 300 total films are included in this year's program, including world premieres of some illustrious and anticipated titles. Several movies will be looking to generate positive early buzz to secure distribution, while others are hoping they will be one of the lucky few each year that see fruitful awards campaigns start at TIFF. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Yo
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Review: Mahershala Ali's Hitman Drama Is Not What You're Expecting [TIFF] (opens the original)
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Mahershala Ali may have missed out on the chance to play Blade in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but at least he’s given the chance to artfully swing a sword around and kill some people in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, a TIFF 2026 world premiere that compels with its exploration of tested faith, but somewhat underwhelms with the infrequency of its action. From filmmaker Bassam Tariq, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother stars two-time Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali as Latif, a devout
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