CUFF ’25 REVIEW: “A MOTHER’S EMBRACE” DOESN’T QUITE SET THE WORLD ON FIRE
Cristian Ponce's new horror film about a traumatized firefighter is reasonably eerie but ultimately forgettable.
Cristian Ponce's new horror film about a traumatized firefighter is reasonably eerie but ultimately forgettable.
A tale of humanity and tentacle sex.
A fairly enjoyable satire that plays best with a crowd.
A local laundromat is a gateway for a demonic entity in this irreverent horror comedy from filmmaker Woody Bess.
It's a dog's life in this chilling and unique take on the haunted house genre.