Written by Sawyer Hildebrandt There are strange movies, and then there is Rokuroku: The Promise of the Witch. Currently on the festival circuit and having played at the Fantasia Film Festival last weekend, Rokuroku is ⤇
The Fantasia International Film Festival kicked off in Toronto earlier this month, and already, we here at Wolfbane Blooms have screened some new horror releases that have gotten us excited. One such film that caught ⤇
While I’ve always remembered being underwhelmed by M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable (2000), I was still stoked to see the indestructible David Dunn sipping coffee at a diner during the final moments of 2016’s Split. What can I say? I’m a ⤇
There’s definitely something to be said for crafting a perfectly sympathetic monster. Looking back more than eight decades, genre classics like Frankenstein and The Wolf Man were some of the first to blur the lines ⤇
A few months ago, I watched a Shudder original film by Joe Lynch called Mayhem, and though I enjoyed it a lot, I simply couldn’t review it. Living up to its name, the film was ⤇
Founded in 1996, the Fantasia International Film Festival is one of the biggest and most well-attended genre film festivals in the world. It takes place each year in Montreal, with an expansive lineup that always ⤇
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