Film Festivals

‘The Night Eats the World’ Review: It’s Not Agoraphobia If There Are Zombies Outside (Fantasia 2018)

By  Rob Hunter 

It’s not a dream, but it is a nightmare.

‘Cold Skin’ Review: Even Monsters Have Something to Fear (Fantasia 2018)

By  Rob Hunter 

We crawled out of the sea long ago, and now something has followed.

Fantasia 2018 Is Here! Our Most-Anticipated Films and the Complete Lineup

By  Rob Hunter 

Fantasia Film Fest 2018 runs through August 2nd in beautiful Montreal!

NYAFF 2018: ‘We Will Not Die Tonight’ Delivers a Brutal and Bloody Fight for Survival

By  Rob Hunter 

17th New York Asian Film Festival runs Jun 29 – Jul 15, 2018

‘Hearts Beat Loud’ Review: It’s Simply Delightful

By  Neil Miller 

Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons sing their way into your heart in this low-stakes dramedy about how we deal with change.

The Inaugural North Bend Film Festival Opens Its Doors With an Intriguing First Wave

By  Rob Hunter 

North Bend, WA is home to David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, and now it’s welcoming a promising new film festival too.

Fantasia 2018’s Second Title Wave Confirms Montreal Is the Place to Be Next Month

By  Rob Hunter 

This year sees world premieres of Tales From the Hood 2, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot, Blumhouse’s Hurt, and more!

At The Frameline Film Festival, It’s Lights. Camera. Take Action.

By  Mark James 

The defiant, bold LGBTQ-focused film festival opens this weekend in San Francisco for its 42nd edition. Here’s what you should see if you’re in the neighborhood.

Cannes 2018: Gaspar Noé on Dancing, Tripping, and Preparing for Death.

By  Matt Hoffman 

Even in person, filmmaker Gaspar Noé never fails to shock and surprise.