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Infinity Pool | Review

The Dualists: Cronenberg Doubles Down on Class Cliches “Sorrow is concealed in gilded places, and there’s no escaping it,” wrote Fyodor Dostoevsky in his...

Top 200 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2023: #69. Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool NEON break in the new year with a title that we've been discussing on and off for some time now. Brandon Cronenberg's first...

Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2022: #33. Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool As we learned late last year, cinephiles can now expect Cronenberg riches from not one, but three sources. Sprinkling his filmography with a...

Seance [Video Review]

The Girlfriend Experience: Barrett Mines B-Movie Tropes in Hybrid Throwback There’s no greater hotbed of dysfunction and perversity than the homosocial staples of either the...

2021 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Simon Barrett’s Seance

A writer on horror items such as Horrible Way to Die (201), You're Next (2011), three segments in the V/H/S projects and another Adam...

Possessor Uncut | Review

The Mind Benders: Cronenberg Returns with Eerie Exercise of Mind/Body Horror Eight years after his 2012 debut Antiviral, Brandon Cronenberg returns with Possessor Uncut, an...

Random Acts of Violence | Review

The Violent Bear It Away: Baruchel Turns Murder into Art with Fragmented Debut An exercise which navigates the oft-blurred lines between art and exploitation, actor...

Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2019: #54. Possessor – Brandon Cronenberg

Possessor Seven years after his 2012 debut Antiviral, Canadian director Brandon Cronenberg returns again to the body horror theme established early on by his father...

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Team Sport: Suzanne Lindon Places Pierfrancesco Favino in Thorny Situation in ‘L’Équipe’

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Her Private Hell | Review

What Have They Done to Your Daughters?: Refn Returns...

Sheep in the Box | Review

I’m a Cyborg, But That’s OK: Koreeda Explores Cruise...

A Sad and Beautiful World | Review

No Man is an Island: Aris Explores Childhood, Couplehood...