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Emerging from the murky depths of the state of Wisconsin, Lake Michigan Monster is a dizzying whirlpool of…

Though at times it may seem as quiet and unassuming as its main character, A Good Woman is…

Despite a nicely mysterious opening, Dreadout winds up as another in a long line of unsuccessful attempts to…

Leaving the theatre after ‘Extreme Job’ is like leaving a great restaurant with friends. It’s an undeniably charming winner.

‘The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil’ meshes action, intrigue, suspense, and visceral violence to the highest order.

The punches of ‘Master Z: Ip Man Legacy’ land hard, but viewers will have to wade through a mind-numbingly predictable story.

‘The Deeper You Dig’ is the kind of movie that Fantasia Fest was made for: those far off the beaten track, but well worth seeking out if one finds the chance to see it.

‘Vivarium’ has a great premise that is dulled down with too much weirdness and dark humor that rarely give the film anything to dig into.

Fantasia Film Festival 2019

Battle rap, the musical subspecialty that’s better known today for its parodies, makes a triumphant return in…

Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura is a film displaced in time. It seems to yearn for a…

‘Pledge’ succeeds in large part due to the strength of Weiner’s screenplay about a horrific fraternity, as well as the talents of the actors involved.

One of the highlights of Fantasia 2018 is this update on Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rear Window,” now transported to a crime-riddled neighborhood in South Africa.

The Fantasia Film Festival dives deep into the underbelly of modern America with the new film Lowlife.…