Fantastic Fest
Totally Killer Review: Kiernan Shipka Grounds An Eccentric, Fun Horror Comedy
Totally Killer gets clever by mixing slasher horror and time travel. A horror comedy can be hard to nail, but ...
Jackdaw Review: Oliver Jackson-Cohen Gives Nuanced Performance In Taut Thriller
Written and directed by Jamie Childs, Jackdaw is a simple, taut thriller with enough character development and tension to keep ...
Sri Asih: The Warrior Review – Indonesian Superhero Film Wows With Slick Action
Superhero movies have become the norm in Hollywood, but rarely do we get to see something a bit different when ...
There’s Something In The Barn Review: Bloody Horror Comedy Is Genuinely Fun
There’s Something in the Barn is genuinely funny. It’s a horror Christmas comedy that balances its ridiculous aspects and fun ...
River Review: A Refreshing Time Loop Comedy With Heart & A Great Ensemble Cast
Time loop movies are great. Even though we’ve seen the premise play out numerous times onscreen, most of which have ...
Fantastic Fest Day Two: Robots, Magic, Goats, & Sumo Dudes
Day One of Fantastic Fest ended with an opening night party at the Drafthouse’s new “The Highball,” where they threw ...
Fantastic Fest: That’s A Wrap
Fantastic Fest is now over, and the only thing I have left are ticket stubs and memories. And the nostalgic ...
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Unidentified Objects: Beautifully Told Sci-Fi Drama Has Depth [Fantastic Fest]
It isn’t always easy to capture a person’s interiority, especially when it comes to one’s perception of themselves and the ...
Piggy Review: Spanish Horror Film Explores Human Cruelty To Great Effect
When it comes to horror films, the disconcerting moments don’t always come from the blood and violence. In Piggy, the ...
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Missing Review: Crime Drama Is Intense, Twisty Slow-Burn [Fantastic Fest]
Missing (Sagasu in Japanese) — the feature directorial debut from Shinzô Katayama, who also co-writes the script alongside Kazuhisa Kotera ...
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The Antares Paradox Review: An Intense & Compelling Sci-Fi [Fantastic Fest]
The Antares Paradox — the Spanish film (La Paradoja de Antares) written and directed by Luis Tinoco — searches for ...
Nothing Review: Drama Channels Lord Of The Flies To Underwhelming Results
Nothing (originally called Intet) is a dark dissection of teenage behavior and the lengths they’re willing to go to prove ...
