Sarah Musnicky

Lured in with the prospect of tentacles, Addison Heinmann’s Touch Me is much more than its tantalizing tidbits, offering equal humor and gore

Haunted Mountains: The Yellow Taboo has an incredibly strong first half, but gets lost in the weeds as it navigates its way to its ending.

The constant state of ambiguity and stress-inducing secrecy that permeates HELLCAT makes for an intense viewing experience.

Kim Sung-yoon discusses the inspiration behind Fragment, how he hopes the film will inspire others to approach similar situations, and more.

The unrelenting honesty of Kim Sung-yoon's approach to the subject matter featured in Fragment make it a captivating watch.

Director Steve Pink discusses tackling an unfamiliar genre in Terrestrial, how Jermaine Fowler gave more dimension to Allen, and more

The short film 'Check Please' (2025) delivers a fantastic and fun love letter to '90s Hong Kong action cinema.

Comedy is a familiar place for multi-hyphenate Steve Pink, but the arrival of Terrestrial (2025) takes this director into unfamiliar territory.

The Girl Who Stole Time absolutely astounds with its animation, crafting a visually satisfying venture while never forgetting its message.

Straight from the Fantasia International Film Festival, can 'Nyaight of the Living Cat' breathe new life into the end of the world?

Death Does Not Exist operates in the realm of the existential, where an internal debate as old as time is given new life.

Hold The Fort is so-silly-it's-kind-of-stupid levels of fun. From beginning to end, even in the most violent situations, the humor never stops.

The 2025 Fantasia International Film Festival is here and with it, new animation selections to enjoy. Add these 5 animated films to your watch list.