Foreigner Bleeds Identity Through Blonde Hair Dye: The Demons We Invite When We Try to Fit In
Ava Maria Safai’s horror debut explores Iranian teens’ supernatural possession through forced assimilation in 2004 Canada. Chilling identity horror.
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Shudder | 2020s | Fantasia Film Festival | Film Festivals Around the World | Film Reviews | Horror | Psychological Horror | Thriller
Influencers (2025) – A Killer Returns in This Razor-Sharp Tech-Horror Sequel – Fantasia fest
Influencers, premiered at Fantasia Film Festival 2025, is the sequel to the 2023 cult smash by Kurtis David Harder. Cassandra Naud and Georgina Campbell deliver in a story of manipulation, influencer culture, and dark secrets. Mother of Movies talks about its cinematic nuances. #InfluencersMovie #ThrillerReviews
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Folk Horror | 2020s | Anthologies | Fantasia Film Festival | Film Festivals Around the World | Film Reviews | Horror | International Cinema | Release Year | Supernatural
Dui Shaw at Fantasia 2025: A Haunting Bangladeshi Anthology That Stumbles But Stings – Fantasia Film Festival Review
Nuhash Humayun’s DUI SHAW, a horror anthology series and TV show premiered at Fantasia Film Festival 2025. Tales of sin, fate, psychological torment, and artistic expression, all wrapped in a gritty, humorous, and visually stunning package. This Bangladeshi genre film is a must-watch for those who crave thought-provoking, non-spoilery cinematic experiences.
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Horror | 2020s | Film Festivals Around the World | Film Reviews | Folk Horror | International Cinema | Release Year | Supernatural
Yellow Taboo Haunts Taiwan’s Mountains in This Folklore-Fueled Time Loop horror | Fantasia Fest 2025
Haunted Mountains: The Yellow Taboo transforms Taiwanese folklore into compelling horror cinema. Director Tsai Chia Ying’s debut weaves cultural mythology with time-loop mechanics, creating atmospheric supernatural thriller that explores guilt, love, and sacrifice through authentic performances and practical mountain cinematography.
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Thriller | 2020s | Fantasia Film Festival | Film Festivals Around the World | Film Reviews | International Cinema | South Korea
The Woman 2025 A Psychological Thriller That Pulls You Into the Shadows
The Woman 2025, will lure you into the psychological suspense. This indie film review explores its quiet intensity, and expert sound design. Discover why this cinematic gem challenges perceptions and leaves a lasting, eerie impression.
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Mummy Knows Best: The Vile Hunger at the Heart of No Tears in Hell
“No Tears in Hell” review: Michael Caissie’s unflinching true crime horror film starring Luke Baines explores the disturbing case of the Siberian Ripper and his enabling mother. With graphic violence and powerful performances, this unforgettable horror film, based on real events released on August 12, 2025.
