Ancestral Beasts Review: Métis Psychological Horror That Gets Under Your Skin
A review of Ancestral Beasts, a Métis psychological horror film shot in Manitoba and seen at the Vancouver Horror Show. Disclosure: I know the director, Tim Riedel.
Ithaqua Review: A Starving Fort, a Hungry Spirit and a Winter That’s Actually Cold
A spoiler-free review of Ithaqua, the fur-trade horror film that swept the Vancouver Horror Show, from its starving fort to its real winter shoot in Thunder Bay.
Obsession Review: Curry Barker's Horror Debut Earns the Hype
Curry Barker's horror debut turns a $750,000 budget into one of the year's best genre films, anchored by a ferocious Inde Navarrette performance. Here's why it works, and where it fits alongside The Substance, Pearl, and Companion in horror's current loss-of-autonomy streak.

