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Your source for neuro-spicy takes on cinema and more.
Posts by @firewalkwjaime.bsky.social, @untitleduser.bsky.social, and @violetferguson.bsky.social.
"Stephanie Ahn’s confidence with this debut is really something to behold, and we can sense a great artist coming out of the gate."
Jaime Rebanal reviews Bedford Park from #TIFF26 here:
"Where Run Terry Run thrives though, is providing that hope to audiences now by revisiting this moment of time."
Read Nathan Sherwood's review from #TIFF26 here:
"For all of its political grandstanding, the most interesting argument in Digger may ultimately be the one the film has with itself." Jack Cox reviews Digger here:
"Barats delivers a lot of self-deprecating jokes that make for good laughs and cringe moments that are meant to land like that embarrassing memory you remember from the sixth grade in the middle of the night."
Nathan Sherwood reviews Anchors Aweigh from #TIFF2026 here:
"If you thought Rise was the goriest and most mean spirited out of them, Evil Dead Burn takes it to a whole new level." Nathan Sherwood reviews Evil Dead Burn here:
"Watch out Leonardo DiCaprio, we got a new Oscar winning big shot! A talented coyote that does not need to be attacked by a bear to win an Oscar." Nathan Sherwood reviews Coyote vs. Acme here:
"Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother steps in and becomes a reclamation for a century long sin that has only grown within this industry."
Connor Walsh reviews Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother from #TIFF26 over here:
"Cristian Mungiu isn’t looking for the easy way out; he wants his audiences to understand these cracks in such rigid beliefs that end up pushing others out."
Jaime Rebanal reviews Fjord from #TIFF26 over here:
"How far will a mother go to protect the ones she loves? How can Anna manage to keep both children alive and striving through life? Strippoli poses this question as each chapter passes, making Anna spiral further and further into madness."
Nathan Sherwood reviews The Spiral from #TIFF26:
"It’s unwieldy, bloated, maybe even a bit too thin for a two-and-a-half-hour runtime. Yet, it’s never boring – even when the action stops." Read Jaime Rebanal's review of Hope right here:
"Beyond the B-movie influences, the commitment of the actors help anchor the film by delivering strong performances that easily put the audience within the cartoon carnage." Read Connor Walsh's review of The End of Oak Street here:
"Like Kurosawa’s horror films, The Samurai and the Prisoner carries a sense of doom. Yet, in the case of The Samurai and the Prisoner, we’re sensing this doom coming forth because of human nature." Jaime Rebanal reviews The Samurai and the Prisoner right here: