Fantastic Fest
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Netflix’s ‘In the Shadow of the Moon’ Tries to Be Too Many Things at Once
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Mark Patton Sets the Record Straight in ‘Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street’
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘The Cleansing Hour’ is Possession Horror for the Social Media Age
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Adoration’ Tells a Twisted Love Story Between Two Children
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘The Golden Glove’ Enters the Pantheon of Disturbing Serial Killer Biopics
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Netflix’s ‘In the Tall Grass’ is a Mean Voyage into the Bizarre
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‘Nail in the Coffin’ Trailer Documents the Fall and Rise of Vampiro [Video]
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Celebrating 15 Years of Horror at Fantastic Fest!
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Final Wave of Fantastic Fest Programming Includes Lifetime Achievement Award for Takashi Miike
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Poster for Mattie Do’s ‘The Long Walk’ Inks a Dark Mysterious Path! [Video]
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[Horror Queers Podcast] Lesbian Parenting in ‘Good Manners’
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Fantastic Fest’s Second Wave Includes ‘Knives Out’, ‘Color Out of Space’, ‘VFW’, ‘Parasite’ and More!
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Overlord’ is a Solid Film That Fails to Take Advantage of Its Outlandish Premise
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‘Sister Hell‘ Filmmaker Returns with ‘Rosalina‘
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Netflix Acquires the Hottest Film You Haven’t Heard of Yet: ‘The Perfection’
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[Fantastic Fest Review] The ‘House of Sweat and Tears’ and Not Much Else
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Gay Porn Meets Giallo Slasher in Moody ‘Knife+Heart’
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Christine’ Takes to the High Seas in Claustrophobic ‘The Boat’
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Bloody ‘The Night Comes For Us’ is One of the Most Electrifying Action Movies In Years
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘You Might Be the Killer’ Runs Its Only Joke Into the Ground
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Bloodline’ is a Blood-soaked Homage to De Palma
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Greed is Not Good In the Gorgeous ‘Tumbbad’
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘The Perfection’ Delivers Twisted, Shocking and Hilarious Perfection
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Suspiria’ is Its Own Beast, Casting a Hypnotic Spell That’s Sure to Divide Audiences
