Infinity Pool is the third feature from Canadian filmmaker Brandon Cronenberg, and it takes audiences on another horrific and twisted sci-fi/horror trip. This go around, it’s a sunny, all-inclusive resort set in some surreal alternate reality, and it plays like a sadistic White Lotus for kinky weirdos. The film finds Cronenberg expanding in scope and solidifying his own singular style.
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Following his debut 10 Cloverfield Lane, director Dan Trachtenberg returns with another fresh take on franchise IP. With Prey, he sets his sights on the Predator franchise, and he proves there’s still neon-green blood to be spilled. With a badass protagonist and some entertaining thrills, the film marks the closest the franchise has ever come to capture the glory of the original.
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The long wait is finally over! Nope, the next exciting vision from Jordan Peele, is finally here, and it’s sure to take audiences for an entertaining and unexpected ride. This go around, Peele creates fear out of open spaces and will certainly have you looking at clouds in a different light. It will be hard to avert your eyes, but look at your own risk; this spectacle may just suck you up and spit you out.
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It’s been eight long years since David Cronenberg’s last film, but he’s finally back with another sick and surgical slice of psychological-tinged body horror. Crimes Of The Future possess thematic overlap with other Cronenberg staples, like Videodrome and eXistenZ, but it’s by no means a regurgitation. If surgery is the new sex, then long live the New Flesh, baby!
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John Krasinski returns to the helm of the Quiet Place franchise, writing, directing, producing, and starring (briefly) in this surprisingly solid sequel. With Part II, Krasinski crafts a taut continuation to the Abbott family’s story that effectively captures the spirit of the original while building out its post-apocalyptic world.
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Psycho Goreman is the latest feature film from writer/director Steven Kostanski (who also served as co-editor and co-producer). The film takes 80s and 90s sci-fi and twists it into a bizarro bloodbath full of inventive costumes and grotesquely charming practical effects. It won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but if you’re a connoisseur of midnight and B movie kitsch, Psycho Goreman delivers on the fun-filled goods.
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8 years after his debut, Antiviral, writer/director Brandon Cronenberg returns with an electrifying new sci-fi thriller that’s equal parts brutal and chic. With POSSESSOR, Cronenberg cooks up a mind-melting experience that invades the senses in the best possible ways, proving yet again that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
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Sputnik marks the feature film debut of Russian director Egor Abramenko, who’s primarily known for his work in commercials and music videos. The film is an expansion to Abramenko’s 2017 short film The Passenger, and it offers audiences a soviet-era slant to the familiar conventions of Space Horror, which is bolstered by strong lead performances, fun creature design, and atmospheric dread.
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Following a nearly 25-year hiatus, writer/director Richard Stanley makes his welcome return to cinemas with his H.P. Lovecraft adaptation, Color Out of Space. Featuring stunning visuals, quality Nic Cage freakouts, and an abundance of cosmic horror delights, Stanley reaffirms himself as a visionary, melding B-movie trash, Lovecraftian body horror, and sci-fi/fantasy into one bonkers alchemy that is out of this world.
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