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Fantasia International Film Festival is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary this year with a jam-packed genre lineup of exciting premieres, daring feature films, and innovative shorts We have rounded up our 7 top picks for the festival that you absolutely cannot miss...

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Happy to finally share the first piece I was involved with as Interviews Editor for @filmhounds.co.uk. It was a pleasure working with our writer Kedar on this interview with Séamus McLean Ross. Definitely check it out! filmhounds.co.uk/2026/06/26/s...

Séamus McLean Ross Talks California Schemin’

Séamus McLean Ross talks California Schemin’, working with James McAvoy, and bringing Silibil N’ Brains’ story to the big screen.

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The Ginger Snaps Trilogy (Blu-ray Review) — Horror That Still Bites Second Sight’s new Blu-ray set is a slimmed-down version of the limited-edition set from a few years ago that collects the whole Ginger Snaps experience. So it's a compact option for existing fans and a great chance for newbies to…

The Ginger Snaps Trilogy (Blu-ray Review) — Horror That Still Bites

Second Sight’s new Blu-ray set is a slimmed-down version of the limited-edition set from a few years ago that collects the whole Ginger Snaps experience. So it's a compact option for existing fans and a great chance for newbies to find out what all the fuss was about. 

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Toy Story 5 (Film Review) — Lacks That Pixar Magic Toy Story is arguably the household franchise for animation giant Pixar. Fans assumed Toy Story 3 (2010) was the last we’d see of Woody, Buzz and the gang—a fair assumption considering how well Pixar closed out the narrative—but nine years later…

Toy Story 5 (Film Review) — Lacks That Pixar Magic

Toy Story is arguably the household franchise for animation giant Pixar. Fans assumed Toy Story 3 (2010) was the last we’d see of Woody, Buzz and the gang—a fair assumption considering how well Pixar closed out the narrative—but nine years later we got Toy Story 4. And now, it’s Toy Story 5.

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