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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘TOKYO BURST: Crime City’ is the Best Installment of ‘The Roundup’ Franchise Yet
TOKYO BURST: Crime City is the best entry in the long-running The Roundup franchise and one of the best films to have premiered at Fantasia this year. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘AnyMart’ is a Wild and Unpredictable Dark Comedy
AnyMart is a comedy that looks predictable, but its dark corners lurk among the characters and results in one of the year’s wildest movies. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘No Rest for the Wicked’ Tells a Devastatingly Haunting Love Story
No Rest for the Wicked is arguably the best title to play for the Cheval Noir at the Fantasia International Film Festival this year. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘The Seoul Guardians’ is a Documentary of Immense Importance
The Seoul Guardians might not fit into the Fantasia mold of unwieldy genre offerings, but it is too important to ignore. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘Ferine’ is All Bark, No Bite
While Ferine has interesting ideas, good performances and a legendary score, the film itself leaves much to be desired. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘Beasts Clutching at Straws’ is an Uneven, But Thrilling, Dark Comedy
Hideo Jojo’s Beasts Clutching at Straws, premiering at Fantasia, is a fun, albeit imperfect, black comedy. More
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘Attack on Paradise’ is a Disappointing Knockoff of ‘The Raid’
While Bob Coalers’ Attack on Paradise boasts solid performances, the movie’s main attraction leaves a lot to be desired. More
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Film Review: Tony Leung Shines in the Meditative ‘Silent Friend’
Tony Leung Chiu-wai is the best part of Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend, while its decade-spanning parallel stories aren’t as gripping as we’d hope. More
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TV Review: ‘The Punisher: One Last Kill’ Sees Frank Castle at His On-Screen Best
The Punisher: One Last Kill sees Jon Bernthal give his best performance as Frank Castle, even if special presentations should no longer be a thing. More
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Film Review: ‘The Blue Trail’ is an Engrossing Dystopian Adventure
Gabriel Mascaro visualizes a staggering adventure movie with The Blue Trail, even if it stumbles along the way. More
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Film Review: ‘The Sheep Detectives’ is a Smart and Witty Murder-Mystery
The Sheep Detectives is far better than you think it is, thanks to a first-rate screenplay from Craig Mazin. More
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Film Review: ‘You, Me & Tuscany’ is a Dull Rom-Com Effort
You, Me & Tuscany doesn’t work at mostly every level, save for the charming talents of Halle Bailey and Regé Jean-Page. More
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