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Christopher Cross

Victoria
As seen in: Asynchronous Media, Podbean, Letterboxd, Free Republic, Goomba Stomp, BagoGames, BackstageAxxess
He/Him. 🍅 & 🍌 Approved Film Critic. Member of @cascadiacritics. Reviews at Asynchronous Media.
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NYAFF 2026: ‘Kinki’ Review

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By Christopher Cross
| Asynchronous Media
One of the greatest found-footage films of all time, Noroi: The Curse remains one of Japan’s most enduring stamps on the horror genre. A film that was seen as a failure upon release in 2005, it has since become a cult classic in the found-footage horror subgenre. Disturbing and intricate, it weaves a tapestry of curses into an atmospheric nightmare that still holds up today.
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NYAFF 2026: ‘Gamer Girls’ Review

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By Christopher Cross
| Asynchronous Media
Misogyny in video games and the uphill battle for women to prove they are just as good, if not better, at games than men is material that has surprisingly not been explored with the same bluntness as Sophie Yang and Veronica Bassetto’s directorial debut, Gamer Girls. As its title suggests, the film follows a group of women trying to make it in the world of gaming, but they face immense roadblocks along the way, from societal views of gaming to how the gaming community views women.
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Fantasia 2026: ‘Dance Freak’ Review

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By Christopher Cross
| Asynchronous Media
Dance Freak is packed with alternative comedians who have been quickly taking over the comedy landscape in the past few years. Sherman and Halkias are undeniably the bigger stars mentioned so far, but Conner O’Malley also gets a brief but iconic scene thanks to how easily his frenetic energy meshes with Rackleff and Resnick’s vision. Jamel Johnson’s role as Detective Gittit also instantly makes the procedural elements of the film work better.
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