Reviewed by: Jason Oliver WHY DON’T YOU JUST DIE, the feature debut from Russian filmmaker Kirill Sokolov, made quite the impression on the festival trail
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Fantastic Fest 2019: NIGHT HAS COME is a Beautiful and Poignant Meditation on the Essence of Memory
Review By: Jason Oliver Every now and then I see a film that crawls on my skin, gets inside my brain, then takes up residence
Fantastic Fest 2019: THE PLATFORM Disgusts and Enthralls in its Depiction of the Worst Dinner Party Ever.
Review By: Jason Oliver There are four types of horror movies I particularly enjoy: Bunker, Puzzle, Dinner Party, and Gimmick horror. Bunker horror typically concerns
BETWEEN THE DARKNESS: a Thoughtful But Flawed Feature Debut Thriller from Andreas Rovira
Reviewed by: Jason Oliver BETWEEN THE DARKNESS, also known as COME, SAID THE NIGHT, the debut feature film from Andreas Rovira, has the feel of
Fantasia 2019: The Absurdity of Toxic Masculinity and THE ART OF SELF DEFENSE
There’s a defining moment late in the second act of the Fantasia 2019 selection, THE ART OF SELF DEFENSE, that confirmed all of my formulating
Fantasia 2019: SATANIC PANIC Confirms All The Fears the Boomers Warned Us About
Review By: Jason Oliver The Fangoria resurgence continues with the production of, and official Fantasia 2019 selection, SATANIC PANIC. It might be difficult for the
Fantasia 2019 – 8: A SOUTH AFRICAN HORROR STORY is a Dark, Beautiful, and Haunting Folk Tale
Making its World Premiere at Fantasia Fest 2019, Howard Hölscher’s feature film debut, 8: A SOUTH AFRICAN HORROR STORY is sure to create some buzz.
Fantasia 2019: KNIVES AND SKIN – A Feminist Teen Noir that Stuns and Beguiles
Review By: Jason Oliver As the end credits rolled at the Fantasia 2019 World Premiere for director Jennifer Reeder’s film KNIVES AND SKIN, I was
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