In Lukas Dhont's 2022 film Close, two boys' friendship unexpectedly comes apart. The fallout then has severe consequences for everyone involved.
‘Close’ review – How to live after losing a friend
[Fantastic Fest 2022 Review] Hasidic horror ‘The Offering’ presents a different but familiar demon story
In Oliver Park's The Offering, an ancient demon bears down on an Hasidic Jewish community.
[Fantastic Fest 2022 Review] ‘Shin Ultraman’ is a sincere but uninspired reboot of a Japanese icon
Shin Ultraman, directed and written by Shinji Higuchi and Hideaki Anno respectively, is a modern and big-budget retelling of the Japanese superhero's origin story.
[Tribeca 2022 Review] ‘Family Dinner’ is a finely crafted meal of horrors
In Peter Hengl's debut, Family Dinner, a teenager finds herself in danger when she visits family during her Easter holiday.
[Tribeca 2022 Review] ‘Rounding’ is an intense but hindered medical thriller
Alex Thompson's Rounding sees a doctor-in-training battle his personal demons as he investigates an unusual medical case.
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