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Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest ’20 Interview: Jill Gevargizian Talks Gore and Understanding in “THE STYLIST”
The writer/director lets us into her world of shifting identity and hirsute homicide.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Cosmic Terror Takes A Vacation in New Trailer For “The Beach House”
Get a peek at Jeffrey A. Brown's festival fave ahead of its July 9th Shudder premiere!
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Rocco T. Thompson
“The Wave” Takes You To Nicecore Nirvana
Gille Klabin's Fantastic Fest selection stars Justin Long as a hapless lawyer on a very strange trip.
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Rocco T. Thompson
Fantastic Fest ‘19 Interview: Michael Beach Nichols: “WRINKLES THE CLOWN” Spreads Fear The Good Old Fashioned Way
Director Michael Beach Nichols (WELCOME TO LEITH) assembled his version of the Wrinkles tale through phone calls, Skype sessions, and…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘19 Review: You can’t escape “KOKO-DI KOKO-DA”
KOKO-DI KOKO-DA might not be a favorite of the horror fan looking for slashing and dashing, but for those who…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘19 Review: “SCREAM, QUEEN!” Gets The Royal Treatment
SCREAM, QUEEN! is a timely documentary about an aspect of the horror world that has gone under appreciated for too…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Monsters galore at this month’s “LITTLE TERRORS” Short Film Showcase
Our monthly short film festival returns on April 26th, 9pm, Eyesore Cinema, with a line-up including 10 great genre shorts…
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kleurvision
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “STARFISH” is a contemplation on grief and loss
STARFISH screens Saturday, October 13th at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ’18 Interview: Crafting the perfectly imperfect cop in “DESTROYER”
RM catches up with director Karyn Kusama, along with the film’s two writers and frequent collaborators Phil Hay and Matt…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: Mockumentary “FERAL” ignites ire and fire
Director Andrés Kaiser's FERAL uses the mockumentary format to its advantage, and keeps us guessing right up to the very…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: Peter Strickland’s “IN FABRIC” sews terror into one beautiful red dress
Horror seems to have a preoccupation with haunted houses and possessed dolls but Peter Strickland's latest tackles a haunted garment…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “BORDER” Brings a Genre Twist to a Classic Tale
BORDER is not a horror film in any real way, but is does use the body as a tool for…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Interview Nicolas Pesce: Adapting Murakami’s “PIERCING” for Screen
We sit down with director Nicolas Pesce to discuss adapting the novel for the screen.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “MAY THE DEVIL TAKE YOU” unleashes Indonesian hell
A look at director Timo Tjahjanto's classically-rooted film of familial terror.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “PIERCING” skewers the best laid plans
PIERCING is the rare second film that continues director Nicolas Pesce's legacy as a new horror maestro in the making.
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Deirdre Crimmins
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