Fantasia Film Festival
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The Unseen Review: The Invisible Man vs Fatherhood
The Unseen Pits an Absentee Father Against His Own Biology Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Invisible men in movies are typically relegated to two extremes – they’re either…
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Train to Busan Review: They’ll Punch Your Ticket With Their Teeth
Train to Busan Shows a Taste for Human Flesh and an Eye for Social Commentary It’s World War Z on the Korean Express. Zombies! Love ’em…
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Three Review: It’s Out of Ten
Johnnie To’s Three Should Be Subtitled ‘Out of Ten’ Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Steven Spielberg’s 1941. Peter Jackson’s The Lovely Bones. John Carpenter’s Ghosts of Mars. William…
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As the Gods Will Review: Japan’s Cure for Boredom Remains Killing Teens
As the Gods Will, As Miike Takashi Does Fantasia Film Festival 2016 There’s an old saying that goes “If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes…
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Bed of the Dead Review: Its Sleep Number Is 666
Bed of the Dead’s Sleep Number is 666 Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Until now the list of movies about killer beds could be counted on one one-fingered…
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In a Valley of Violence Review: Ti West Delivers with John Wayne Wick-lite
In a Valley of Violence Is a Small Western Packing a Bloody Punch Funny, exciting, and the best John Travolta performance in years. Writer/director Ti West’s filmography…
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Our Most Anticipated Movies at Fantasia 2016
Plus several titles we already know are worth your time. This year’s Fantasia International Film Festival starts today in the beautiful city of Montreal, and we…
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Fantasia 2016’s Final Wave Promises Even More Glorious Weirdness
Montreal welcomes the latest from Mel Gibson, Fede Alvarez, and the Slenderman. Plus this guy and his freaky hand. The photo above is from a new…
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Fantasia 2016’s Second Wave Brings More Glorious Insanity
Fantasia Film Fest 2016’s Second Wave Delivers New Movies from Mike Flanagan, Na Hong-jin, and Johnnie To! Montreal’s epic genre film fest grows closer and closer,…