The Canadian slashers were, by and large, moody and angular. They were overcome by the backdrops provided by the offbeat and ancient landscape of the hinterland.

Watching the excellent new Canadian slasher film In a Violent Nature, I couldn’t help but flash back to a formative period in my life: Sept. 14, 2001, when I watched my first “Midnight Madness ...

All in Curtains is a slasher film ready for rediscovery.The subtext is spot on. The cinematography is gorgeous. And the picture’s flaws are rather easy to overlook if you direct your attention ...

Slasher movies often droop between grisly highlights due to the weak plotting and cardboard characters meant to lend structural integrity to their shock content. “In a Violent Nature” avoids ...

There’s an uneasy coldbloodedness at the center of the new Canadian slasher film In a Violent Nature, and it has little to do with the plot — of which there isn’t a lot.

Investigators have identified the man they say attacked a police officer at Bishop Airport as Amor M. Ftouhi, a 50-year-old Canadian citizen.

‘In a Violent Nature’ Review: A Fresh Canadian Spin on Slasher Conventions Reviewed at AMC Metreon, San Francisco, Jan. 12, 2024. In Sundance (Midnight). Running time: 94 MIN. ...