Fantastic Fest Archives

‘The Keeping Room’ is the Civil War-Set Feminist Film You Didn’t Know You Wanted

By Kate Erbland

Our review of Daniel Barber’s Southern action drama, from our coverage of the 2014 Toronto Film Festival.

Trigger warning: all the triggers.

Mamoru Hosada’s Favorite Themes Come to Fruition In The Boy and the Beast

By Adam Charles

‘The Lobster’ Is the Ultimate Relationship Movie

By Jack Giroux

Yorgos Lanthimos’ pitch-dark comedy is a smorgasbord of human emotions – perfectly reflecting the highs and lows of relationships and the single life.

February Asks That You Sympathize With the Devil

By Adam Charles

The Assassin Is Too Stealthy to Engage

By Adam Charles

Children Swearing, Vomit Flying: It’s the Fantastic Fest Film Rip-Off Bumpers

By Scott Beggs

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Fantastic Fest

‘The Keeping Room’ is the Civil War-Set Feminist Film You Didn’t Know You Wanted

Zoom Is Too Ambitiously High-Concept For Its Own Good

Man vs Snake Is the Best Documentary About a Game You’ve Never Heard Of

The Disgusting Allure of Movies That Push Us Beyond Our Limits

Mamoru Hosada’s Favorite Themes Come to Fruition In The Boy and the Beast

‘The Lobster’ Is the Ultimate Relationship Movie

February Asks That You Sympathize With the Devil

The Assassin Is Too Stealthy to Engage

Children Swearing, Vomit Flying: It’s the Fantastic Fest Film Rip-Off Bumpers