Fantasia ‘18 Review: “Born of Women” short films show daily horrors of female living
Now a mainstay of the Fantasia Film Festival’s annual programming block, Born of Woman showcases some of the highest quality and innovative short films out there.
Fantasia ’18 Review: “MONTRÉAL DEAD END” is provincial literally and figuratively
It might have aimed to put Montreal on the horror map as a hotbed of filmmaking talent, but is so parochially focused it’s unlikely viewers outside the city will get much out of it.
“TERRIFIED,” “ONE CUT OF THE DEAD” and others nab Fantasia 2018 awards
The 2018 Fantasia International Film Festival came to a close August 2 (with the sold-out Canadian premiere of Panos Cosmatos’ MANDY), and a new round of award-winners from among the event’s many movies has just been announced.
Fantasia ’18 Review: A long, slow trip around the world with “THE FIELD GUIDE TO EVIL”
There just isn’t enough variety to support a nearly two-hour running time across eight different shorts.
Fantasia ’18 Review: Fans of surreal horror can’t “LUZ” with this one
Writer/director Tilman Singer’s unique mood piece is confounding and engrossing in equal measure.
