[Fantastic Fest 2019] – Second Half Highlights
Fantastic Fest is split in two and I’ve highlighted a handful of films in each half worthy of your attention. Below are the films that really made an impact.
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] THE MORTUARY COLLECTION
The Mortuary Collection is a thrilling horror anthology offering a good balance between the frightful stories and grisly imagery with solid performances throughout.
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On the side: attending film festivals and premieres and watching a shit-ton of movies. Former contributor to Bloody Disgusting; now contributing to ScreamCast.
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] – First Half Highlights
With another Fantastic Fest Film Festival in the bag, my tenth year attending, I’m thrilled to share some of best movies from the fest. For those not familiar, Fantastic Fest is an annual genre film festival held in Austin, TX and this year was the 15th anniversary....
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] Quick Bites 2: The Quickening
The new batch of mini-Fantastic Fest reviews! As before, these are 2019 releases unless otherwise noted and spoiler-free. The Ship of Monsters (1960) Directed by Rogelio A. González, written by José María Fernández Unsáin. From Mexico. Secret words: Aliens. Creatures....
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] Quick Bites: The First Round
My first Fantastic Fest was jam-packed full of genre films from multiple countries, and I had the time of my life exhausting myself to see as many as possible. That ended up adding up to two screeners, 30 films in the theater, and a feature-length shorts program. I...
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] SYNCHRONIC: Everything Costs
“The buildings never fall down. They are the teeth of the town. They crush us up in the grind. The meat and bone of the mind.” There are a lot of exciting things about the still-young careers of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, but a big one is how markedly stronger...
Horror Down Under: NIGHT OF FEAR (1973)
Welcome to the 12th edition of Horror Down Under, a column series in which I review horror films from my home country of Australia. The purpose of this column will be that it will act as a showcase for various horror related film projects that have been made Australia...
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[Fantastic Fest 2019] SCREAM, QUEEN! MY NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET: Face Then Embrace Your Monsters
Much like HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY'S REVENGE is an entry in a horror franchise that was deeply maligned (though successful at the box office) upon its original release date but found a solid and vocal fanbase in ensuing...
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[Fantastic Fest] JOJO RABBIT or, the Kids Are Doing What They Can
Nothing's shocking. At least, nothing should be at this point. JOJO RABBIT, the latest film by Taika Waititi based on the book "Caging Skies" by Christine Leunens, centers around the eponymous Jojo, an adorable cherub-type played by Roman Griffin Davis, acting with an...
Horror Down Under: RAZORBACK (1984)
Welcome to the 11th edition of Horror Down Under, a column series in which I review horror films from my home country of Australia. The purpose of this column will be that it will act as a showcase for various horror related film projects that have been made Australia...
Horror Down Under: NEXT OF KIN (1982)
Welcome to the 10th edition of Horror Down Under, a column series in which I review horror films from my home country of Australia. The purpose of this column will be that it will act as a showcase for various horror related film projects that have been made Australia...
You Shall Not Rot: MISS LESLIE’S DOLLS and WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR? on Blu-ray!
"Such beauty... it could have been mine. Only a corpse now." Debuting on both Blu-ray and DVD from Network on September 3rd and digital October 1st, 1973's MISS LESLIE'S DOLLS is splashing out in a big way after being obscure and forgotten even among obscure and...