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Film Reviews
/ 11 months ago

‘Tron: Ares’ review: Dir. Joahchim Rønning (2025)

Tron has never been one of Disney’s breadwinning franchises. Both the 1982 original and 2010’s Tron: Legacy were modest commercial successes,...

By Awais Irfan
Film News
/ 1 year ago

Teaser trailer for sci-fi sequel ‘Tron: Ares’ lights up the web

We’re a little late in posting this but here is the first proper look at upcoming sci-fi sequel Tron: Ares which...

By Paul Heath

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Film Festivals
/ 7 hours ago

‘Posthumous’ review: Dir. Josh Tanner [Fantastic Fest 2026]

Australian genre movies are having an incredible run on this year’s festival circuit. The...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

‘Godmother’ review: Dir. John Veron [Fantastic Fest 2026]

Seán William McLoughlin is better known as YouTuber jacksepticeye. The content creator has a...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

‘Ürei’ review: Dir. Yerkezhan Baizhan [Fantastic Fest 2026]

Writer and director Yerkezhan Baizhan caused a bit of a stir with short film...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

‘Death of a Yellow Bird’ review: Dir. Cody Calahan [Fantastic Fest 2026]

Director Cody Calahan and actor Ari Millen have been friends since childhood. The pair...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 2 days ago

THN reconnect with ‘Hy3na’ director Matthew Ninaber at FrightFest

Although FrightFest is packed with movies that fall into the traditional bracket of horror,...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 2 days ago

‘Infirmary’ actor Mark Anthony Williams speaks to THN at FrightFest

Directed by Nicholas Pineda, Infirmary was one of several found-footage movies that screened at...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 2 days ago

Charles Band talks ‘Full Moon Rising’ at FrightFest

Charles Band is a very important name in the world of horror cinema. The...

By Kat Hughes
Interviews
/ 3 days ago

Patrick Brice analyses the popularity of ‘The Creep Tapes’

Back in 2014, director Patrick Brice and actor Mark Duplass dreamt up the nightmare...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 3 days ago

The team behind ‘Death of a Yellow Bird’ discuss the movie ahead of its Fantastic Fest debut

Black Fawn Films are one of the best teams working in independent horror. The...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 3 days ago

‘A Good Little Soldier’ review: Dir. Stéphane Brizé [Venice]

French filmmaker Stéphane Brizé returns to the workplace setting for his new work, A...

By Paul Heath