CUFF ’25 REVIEW: “TINSMAN ROAD” REWARDS PATIENCE WITH UNIMAGINABLE TERROR
Robbie Banfitch's found footage shocker is a chilling yet deliberately slow journey that lulls viewers into a false safety.
Robbie Banfitch's found footage shocker is a chilling yet deliberately slow journey that lulls viewers into a false safety.
Cronenberg's latest may not be his greatest, but it stands as an impressive and unnerving exploration of the human condition.
There is something about the movie’s gall and kaleidoscopic nuttiness that keeps you engaged and feeling as if you are in on the very, very sick joke.
The film masterfully evokes a past time through a modern lens and combines a deeply human story with jolts of the supernatural.
A call worth answering, even if the signal is a little weak at times.