Fantasia 2020 In response to the current pandemic, many film festivals around the world have either been…
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Bryan Bertino’s The Dark And The Wicked, Tsutomu Hanabusa’s Project Dreams – How To Build Mazinger Z’s…
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Fantasia 2019 Dispatch: ‘The Odd Family: Zombie On Sale’ and ‘8’
by Staffby StaffThe Odd Family Zombie On Sale South Korea cinema is known for producing some of the best…
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Marietta Subong delivers one of the best performances of the year in the art-horror hybrid from the Philippines.
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When The Most Dangerous Game was made in 1932, it was released in the era known as…
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In 1998, Hideo Nakata’s Ringu became an international phenomenon and with it, one of the most terrifying…
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FANTASIA’S 23rd EDITION TO OPEN WITH THE NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE OF HIDEO NAKATA’S SADAKO The Fantasia Film Festival…
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David Robert Mitchell’s third feature is a mess of a film, but it’s also an incredibly entertaining…
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Widely recognized as one of the godfathers of guerrilla filmmaking, Larry Cohen was a rare, fully-fledged cinematic…
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Focused on the youth of Japan, Wilderness is an oddly assembled film. Its main narrative centered around…
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Released originally as a ten-episode series for Amazon, Tokyo Vampire Hotel is the kind of film that could only…
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Akin to last year’s The Florida Project, Tigers Are Not Afraid centers around youth trapped in an inhospitable environment. They are…
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Fantasia 2018: ‘Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich’ is a Mean and Gory Kill Compilation
Mean-spirited, bloody, and over-the-top; these seem to be the driving forces behind the creation of Puppet Master: The…
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Battle rap, the musical subspecialty that’s better known today for its parodies, makes a triumphant return in…
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‘Heavy Trip’ has got enough jokes to sustain itself, and the music is all really good — if you like metal.
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‘The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot’ — A Fascinating Exercise in Genre Reinvention
From the title alone, you might expect The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot to be a…
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What begins as a mystery involving a missing body and a tormented detective devolves into a boring…
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‘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.
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While ‘Satan’s Slaves’ doesn’t quite reach lofty heights, it carries itself with enough confidence and tension to satisfy horror fans.