Don’t let the image above fool you. Jay Baruchel‘s(!) Random Acts of Violence is not a fun road trip horror-comedy. It is a brutal and merciless slasher that...
During the height of Satanic Panic in the ‘80s, heavy metal became enemy number one by evangelicals. It was widespread fear and belief that the music...
Hot on the heels of director Joe Begos’ most personal and accomplished feature yet, Bliss, VFW offers up a John Carpenter’s Assault on Precinct 13-inspired siege...
He’s got the story. We’ve got the podcast. Coming at you from Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, Joe and I are gifting you all with our...
As September ends, so too does another Fantastic Fest, the largest genre film festival in the United States. We here at Bloody Disgusting know how fortunate...
Every once in a while, a movie comes along that is so stupid and so aware of that stupidity that you can’t help but be won...
When you think of horror from Mexico, you likely think of the films by Guillermo del Toro or the popular horror films of Santo, the beloved...
Director Mattie Do is a trailblazing anomaly. She’s not just the first and only female filmmaker from Laos, she’s the first and only Laotian horror filmmaker....
Editor’s Note: It is nearly impossible to discuss In the Shadow of the Moon without discussing its basic premise. This may constitute as a spoiler for...
If you were to ask 100 people to name the gayest horror film ever made, 99 of them would probably respond with A Nightmare on Elm...
In an age where people spend more time with their faces buried in their phones or computer screens, where streaming services are popping up faster than...
Belgian filmmaker Fabrice Du Welz is no stranger to disturbing narratives, contributing to the New French Extremity movement with his controversial film Calvaire back in 2004....
Films like Angst and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer exist in that niche bubble of brilliant filmmaking and uncomfortable, harrowing viewing experiences based on serial...
In the early aughts, director Brad Anderson delivered a one-two punch of mind-bending thrillers that captured the unraveling of fragile minds with Session 9 and The...
Stephen King and Joe Hill‘s In the Tall Grass is a lean, mean novella. Its simple story allows the shocking graphic violence to have maximum impact....
This year marks the 15th anniversary of Fantastic Fest, the largest genre film festival in the United States. Founded in 2005 by Tim League, Paul Alvarado-Dykstra,...
Running from September 19-26 in Austin, Texas, this year’s Fantastic Fest has announced its final wave of programming today. For starters, Takashi Miike will be honored...
Fantastic Fest announces its second wave of programming, led by a closing night screening of writer-director Rian Johnson’s hotly anticipated new Lionsgate and MRC mystery Knives...
Reaching the milestone of fifteen years, Fantastic Fest continues to champion groundbreaking international genre films, bringing a diverse array of global filmmakers to Austin in a...
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