Fantasia Film Festival

‘Midnight’ is a Triumph of Suspense, Terror, and Frustration

By  Rob Hunter 

A hearing-impaired woman, a sadistic killer, and a date with terror.

‘Yakuza Princess’ Sets a Stylish Stage for Honor, Betrayal, and Swordplay

By  Rob Hunter 

Come for the sword fights and passable action, stay for… Jonathan Rhys-Meyers?

‘The Sadness’ is Guaranteed to Leave Fans of Extreme Horror Smiling

By  Rob Hunter 

You’re probably not prepared for this one, but you’ll want to dive in head first all the same.

Man and Machine Make Love in Auto(mobile)-Erotic ‘King Car’

By  Brianna Zigler 

Some honk car horns, others bonk horny cars.

‘Ultrasound’ is Twisty Sci-Fi But Less Than the Sum of Its Confounding Parts

By  Brianna Zigler 

It’s okay if filmmakers know more about their story than audiences, but what if they’re every bit as in the dark on the film as the rest of us?

‘Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes’ is the Year’s Most Ingeniously Constructed Film

By  Rob Hunter 

Seventy minutes of utter brilliance.

‘Ghosting Gloria’ is a Horny Ghost Romance That is Neither Horny nor Particularly Romantic

By  Brianna Zigler 

Finally, a rebuttal to Bo Derek’s 1989 comedy ‘Ghosts Can’t Do It.’

‘Bull’ Sees Bad Men Face Off Against a Worse Man

By  Rob Hunter 

Only a fool would piss off Neil Maskell.

The 10 Most Anticipated Films at Fantasia International Film Festival 2021

By  Rob Hunter  and  Brianna Zigler 

It wasn’t easy picking only ten films to be excited about, but we did it anyway.