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Unpacking the intergenerational trauma in our Ancestral Beasts review. Métis director Tim Riedel delivers a deeply personal, practical-effects-driven horror film to Fantasia Fest 2026.
Attack on Paradise had its world premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival 2026. Bob Colaers’ Belgian action film is a vertical siege thriller with a soft heart. Ferocious choreography, and one of the year’s best low-key endings. Don’t miss it.
Harrison Houde’s Tight Lettuce premieres at Fantasia 2026 with Dakota Daulby and Emmanuel Bilodeau delivering standout performances in a dark comedy that plays warmer than it has any right to
Miley Tunnecliffe’s Proclivitas (2026) is a psychological thriller. A woman returns to her hometown, her first love, and the accident neither of them ever survived. Rose Riley delivers one of the year’s most interior performances.
Kirill Sokolov follows up Why Don’t You Just Die! with a stacked-cast, high-energy horror comedy set in a Manhattan building full of immortal cultists. They Will Kill You is inventive, gory, and a genuine blast.
Addison Heimann’s Touch Me is a cosmic horror comedy that uses alien mythology to excavate trauma, obsession, and the particular damage of being needed too much. Strange, funny, and genuinely affecting. Streaming on Shudder.
