A romantic comedy set against the backdrop of underground horror filmmaking, Kenichi Ugana’s I Fell In Love with a Z-Grade Director in Brooklyn once again finds the heart underneath the blood and viscera.
Winner, winner, endless dinner! ‘Buffet Infinity’ is one of Jeffery X Martin’s absolute favorites from Fantasia 2025. Read his review before it’s too late!
Fantasia 2025: Mickey Reece’s ‘Every Heavy Thing” is a both a retro noir thriller and a prescient black comedy that feels extremely of the moment.
Our Fantasia Fest 2025 coverage gets on its bike and rides along with ‘Anything That Moves,’ a graphic, grimy, and gorgeous trip through Chicago.
Jody Wilson’s debut feature ‘The Bearded Girl’ is a coming of age fable that’s both well -worn, tried and true, but with enough slightly shifted reality to feel fantastical.
Fantasia 2024: Scooter McCrae’s ‘Black Eyed Susan’ presents some intriguingly provocative ideas about AI and identity that falter in execution.
Jeffery X Martin thinks ‘Chainsaws Were Singing’ is one of the best movies to come out of the 2024 Fantasia Film Festival. Read his review! It’s right here!
Our Fantasia Fest 2024 coverage keeps on keepin’ on with a look at 1974’s ‘Hollywood 90028,’ a strange adventure that goes under the feathers of the City of Angels.
Fantasia 2024: Tilman Singer’s ‘Cuckoo’ is deliciously disorienting and freaky in all the ways you like.
Our Fantasia Fest 2024 coverage keeps on truckin’ with a review of Joel Potrykus’s ‘Vulcanizadora,’ which is easy on the eyes but hard on the heart.
Pratul Gaikwad’s, ‘Dead Dead Full Dead’ presents an impossibly fresh take on the whodunnit – what if they all dunnit?
Fantasia 2024: Stephen Sawchuk’s ‘Hell Is A Teenage Girl’ is a polished slasher that, at only 14 minutes, leaves you wanting more.
