Fantastic Fest ‘18 Review: “STARFISH” is a contemplation on grief and loss
STARFISH screens Saturday, October 13th at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.
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 Manfredi, to discuss their new film.
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 end.
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 to stunning effect.
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 telling a story and as the driving force behind a personal discovery.
