Fantasia 2017’s First Wave Brings ‘The Villainess’ and More to Montreal
The South Korean sensation opens this year's fest along with new Takashi Miike! Read More
June 13, 2017
Fantasia Film Festival
‘Tragedy Girls’ Review: Having Fun With High School, Homicides, and Hashtags
Say hello to your new favorite maniac pixie nightmare girls. Tragedy Girls is a goddamn blast. That’s really all you… Read More
March 16, 2017
‘Fabricated City’ Livens Up a Familiar Plot With Stylish Action and Dramatic Brutality
Films about characters framed for crimes they didn’t commit and forced to clear their name against the odds are a… Read More
February 24, 2017
Fantasia 2017 Review: ‘Bitch’ Succeeds Best When It Leaves Its Premise Behind
Think Mr. Mom but with mental illness stepping in for Martin Mull. There’s a curious and possibly unique issue with writer/director… Read More
January 27, 2017
Fantasia 2017 Review: ‘Colossal’ Explores the Collateral Damage of Kaiju
Nacho Vigalondo’s latest is also his and Jason Sudeikis’ best. Monster movies come in all shapes and sizes, but they… Read More
January 23, 2017
Fantasia 2017 Review: ‘The Little Hours’ Finds a Comedic Clash Between the Modern and the Medieval
These nuns drop f-bombs for the lord. It’s not all that difficult to find comedy in contrast, so the idea of… Read More
January 21, 2017
If Cats Disappeared from the World Review: Life, Death, and the Need for Both
If Cats Disappeared from the World Suggests It’s a Wonderful Life If You Want It to BeFantasia Film Festival 2016I know what… Read More
August 6, 2016
Therapy Review: You’re Better Off Taking Pills
Therapy Leaves Viewers Worse Off Than When They StartedFantasia Film Festival 2016Let me start this review by saying it’s ridiculously cool for… Read More
August 5, 2016
The Inerasable Review: Whisper Hello to the Year’s Best Horror Film (So Far)
The Inerasable Terrifies Us Even as it Explores WhyFantasia Film Festival 2016Yoshihiro Nakamura has shown an interest in the dark before, but… Read More
July 29, 2016