For a while now, South Koreans have been kicking our ass in the thriller department. Maybe it’s something in the water over there, but every year...
A friend of mine used to have a gig draining septic tanks and he told me once that it’s rare to get through a day without...
The UFO mythology in the U.S. has a rich history dating back to the infamous Roswell incident of the late ’40s. What the documentary Mirage Men...
The night that Miller’s Comet passes over Earth, four couples who seem like they don’t really like each other that much get together for a dinner...
School violence is always a sketchy subject in film. Before the tragic events at Columbine High in 1999, the majority of films that dealt with school...
The experience of watching Shion Sono’s Why Don’t You Play in Hell is probably a lot like snorting a bottle of 5 Hour Energy. Only the...
Mark Hartley’s Patrick remake premiered a week and half back at the Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, and Evan Dickson has delivered his thoughts on the...
Wait a second…you’re trying to tell me that there is an American remake of a mildly successful foreign horror film?! WELL I NEVER! I didn’t actually...
We’re not all fortunate enough to be in situations where we can go into a movie completely blind, but that’s how I was able to go...
You know who’s awesome? John Carpenter. You know what’s awesome? Aliens. You know where’s awesome? New England. You know who knows all of these things? Writer/director...
Two of the bigger presences in horror in both mainstream and independent horror communities are Eli Roth and Ti West. Roth came made his mark with...
Admittedly, I’m not much of a cannibal person. I mean this both figuratively and literally, in the sense that cannibal movies have never really done much...
Shit Just Got Surreal. What do you get when you mix Buried and The Toxic Avenger? The filthy, disturbing, chamber-pot play Septic Man – the latest...
Fantastic Fest is excited to announce its final wave of film programming, including Terry Gilliam’s unique dystopian vision of the future, The Zero Theorem, as the...
Fantastic Fest is tying on the black belt for the red carpet premiere of Man of Tai Chi and the festival’s initial lineup of incredible genre...
Fantastic Fest is excited to announce Robert Rodriguez’s Machete Kills will have its world premiere on September 19, 2013 as the opening night film for the...
In a short amount of time, British director Ben Wheatley has become one of the most renowned genre filmmakers alive. And the great thing is, he...
