Once upon a time, saying the name Cronenberg meant you were definitely talking about the director of The Fly, Dead Ringers, Videodrome, and Eastern Promises: David Cronenberg. Admittedly, to this day, he is still the best-known Cronenberg, and “Cronenbergian” can be used in a similar way to the term “Lynchian” (for David Lynch), with both terms describing a certain kind of style of filmmaking sometimes imitated, but rarely equaled. David Cronenberg has been directing for much longer than his son, Brandon Cronenberg, with the 40-year-headstart helping there for hopefully obvious reasons, but the last decade or so has seen the latter Cronenberg releasing several movies that live up to the legendary cinematic surname he has. There are things found within the filmographies of both men worth comparing, but also plenty of differences, helping Brandon Cronenberg combat any nepotism allegations that might be thrown his way.