Neon-Void Crossing

Neon‑Void Crossing films open with a Lovecraftian edge, ancient dread, or cosmic whisper, then plunge into a neon‑bathed blob, mist, or otherworldly essence that defies all laws of reality. These stories never pretend to be grounded: they’re pure fiction, a vivid collision of eldritch horror and electric‑pink surrealism. Time bends, bodies warp, and the void bleeds color long after the credits roll..

Horror | 2020s | Creature Features & Animal Horror | Film Reviews | Folk Horror

Until Dawn Review [2025]: A Time-Loop Trap With Death at Morning
ByMother of Movies January 15, 2026February 6, 2026

Is the Until Dawn movie a faithful adaptation? Mother of Movies breaks down the wendigos, the time loops, and Peter Stormare’s explosive performance in this 2025 horror release.

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Science Fiction | 2020s | Comedy | Crime | Film Reviews | Supernatural

Bugonia (2024) Review – Neon Cult Logic & Corporate Hive Minds
ByMother of Movies January 2, 2026February 7, 2026

Bugonia (2024) sees Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone fuse bees, biomedical greed and conspiracy zeal into a brutal cosmic horror satire. Mother of Movies digs into the hive.

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Comedy | 2020s | Film Reviews | Science Fiction

One More Shot Review: Time Traveling Tequila and Y2K Trauma (2025)
ByMother of Movies December 27, 2025January 9, 2026

One More Shot (2025) review: A dark, witty Australian comedy where one bottle of tequila offers a chance to rewrite the millennium. Emily Browning shines in this Groundhog Day meets Sliding Doors chaotic romp.

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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
ByMother of Movies August 2, 2025October 3, 2025

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
ByMother of Movies August 1, 2025January 9, 2026

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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Lucid Review – Surrealism, Scissors & Selfhood in a Fever Dream of Feminine Rage | Fantasia fest 2025
ByMother of Movies July 22, 2025October 3, 2025

My review of LUCID, the feature debut from Deanna Milligan and Ramsey Fendall, from its World Premiere at Fantasia 2025. A grunge-fueled descent into madness as an art student (Caitlin Acken Taylor) takes a drug to find her muse, unleashing past trauma and surreal visuals in this potent, punk-art horror film.

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