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  • ‘Opus’ Review – Malkovich Mesmerizes, but Does the Movie?
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    ‘Opus’ Review – Malkovich Mesmerizes, but Does the Movie?

    ByShea Angus 3 April 20255 August 2025

    Opus is the directorial debut for writer/director Mark Anthony Green and stars Ayo Edebiri as Ariel Ecton, our main character and an aspiring writer, and John Malkovich as Alfred Moretti, a musician with a Prince-esque aura and the global popularity of Michael Jackson.  The synopsis reads: “A young writer is invited to the remote compound…

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  • Companion Review – A Killer Weekend Getaway with a Few Bumps in the Road
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    Companion Review – A Killer Weekend Getaway with a Few Bumps in the Road

    ByShea Angus 3 March 20253 March 2025

    Companion is a movie that I think is best enjoyed if you know absolutely nothing about it. I watched the trailers after I saw the movie and I implore you to not watch them if you plan to watch this movie, because it gives too much away.  I managed to dodge the trailers, but just…

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  • Heart Eyes Review – Love at First Sight or Not Quite?
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    Heart Eyes Review – Love at First Sight or Not Quite?

    ByShea Angus 25 February 202525 February 2025

    When I went to see Companion (review coming soon), the trailer for Heart Eyes was playing before it. I do my best to avoid trailers, even when I’m in the theatre, but when this one started, I thought it looked so bad that I’d never bother watching it in the first place. That feeling quickly…

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  • ‘The Monkey’ Review: A Delightfully Absurd and Funny Gorefest
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    ‘The Monkey’ Review: A Delightfully Absurd and Funny Gorefest

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 21 February 202521 February 2025

    The Monkey is exactly the kind of hilarious, madcap horror-comedy we need to inject a little life (and death) into cinemas this February. The latest from Longlegs director Osgood Perkins, The Monkey is based on the Stephen King short story of the same name and follows twin brothers who discover a mysterious wind-up monkey (don’t…

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  • ‘Nosferatu’ Review: Beautifully Crafted Gothic Horror
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    ‘Nosferatu’ Review: Beautifully Crafted Gothic Horror

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 19 January 202519 January 2025

    It’s hard to tell old stories in new ways. That’s especially true when the story in question is one that’s been told countless times since the 1890s. If you’ve never read Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1897), you’re still likely familiar with the story in some form or another. If not that, then you’re surely familiar with…

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  • The Damned Review — Beautiful & Bleak Horror at Its Finest
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    The Damned Review — Beautiful & Bleak Horror at Its Finest

    ByShea Angus 10 January 202510 January 2025

    For anyone that’s been following along at Screen Love Affair, you know the horror genre is one of my favourites. However, most horror movies these days don’t work for me. Not only do so many of them feel the same, they often lack any real identity, and the worst part is that they lack any…

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  • ‘The Beldham’ Review: Eerie Sound Design and A Haunting Exploration of Motherhood Elevate This Indie Gem
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    ‘The Beldham’ Review: Eerie Sound Design and A Haunting Exploration of Motherhood Elevate This Indie Gem

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 13 November 202425 November 2024

    The Beldham opens with a title card, informing us of the meaning of its title: “Beldham” (alternatively spelled “beldam”)—an old woman; a witch. It immediately clues us in to what kind of monster we may be dealing with in this indie horror gem. Directed by Angela Gulner in her feature debut, the movie follows Harper…

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  • Alien: Romulus Review—A Soul-Crushing Example of Disney’s Nostalgia Overkill
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    Alien: Romulus Review—A Soul-Crushing Example of Disney’s Nostalgia Overkill

    ByShea Angus 21 August 202427 August 2024

    The Alien franchise is returning to theatres across the world with Alien: Romulus, the latest from writer/director Fede Álvarez. I’ve enjoyed some of Álvarez’s previous movies, including the remake of Evil Dead (2013) and Don’t Breathe (2016). The cast of this film includes Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, and Archie Renaux, among others.  The Alien franchise…

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  • Still from the 2024 film Oddity
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    SLA at Fantasia: ‘Oddity’ Review

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 6 August 202411 May 2026

    Well, it looks like Fantasia saved the best for last! We closed out the festival this year with Oddity, a new horror movie from writer-director Damian McCarthy (Caveat) that I’m hoping blows up as much as Longlegs did. It’s deserving of all the hype Longlegs had and then some. I haven’t felt this much palpable…

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  • Still from the movie Azrael
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    SLA at Fantasia: Azrael – Movie Review

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 4 August 202427 August 2024

    Azrael, directed by E.L. Katz (Cheap Thrills) and written by Simon Barrett (You’re Next, The Guest), is the most hard-hitting movie I’ve seen at Fantasia so far, and it was one of my most-anticipated, too, solely because I saw the words “post-apocalyptic” and “Samara Weaving” in its plot summary. I didn’t need to know anything…

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Penny Lane is Dead Review – So Graphic, Someone Passed Out!
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That's right, someone actually passed out after the most graphic scene in Penny Lane is Dead during it's premiere at the Fantasia Film Festival! Don't worry though, the person was okay and left on their own feet with the support of medical staff.

But shocking moments aside, does director Mia’kate Russel's feature film debut for totally come togehter? Does the ensemble cast of Bailey Spalding, Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn, Alexandra Jensen, Tahlee Fereday, and Ben O'Toole shine?

Check out our spoiler-free review to find out!

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