One of the late-night movies I caught at Fantastic Fest was a true crime mockumentary I knew nothing about. (My kind of carrying on.) I love mockumentary-style found-footage films. They give the plot the perfect structure for experts to insert context and producers to insert the terrifying footage they somehow got their hands on (possibly […]
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email You wake up from a groggy sleep to flashing blue lights outside your windows in the darkness of the forest. Of course, you go outside and follow the lights to see where they are coming from, right? If this intrigues you, you need
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Never Let Go hit theaters on September 20th, and it’s worth checking out if you are drawn to great performances and children in peril. It premiered at Fantastic Fest 2024 in Austin, Texas and I was caught the first screening. I went in
Never Let Go // Halle Berry Is Mother : 2024 Fantastic Fest Read More »
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Written and directed by David Moreau, MadS is a one-take film of a wild night, displayed in real time. We follow Romain (Milton Riche), who is celebrating his birthday and is just trying to get high and have fun. We open the movie
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Hulu’s “Huluween” kicks off the spooky season with an amazing line-up of horror. One director’s short film, Mr. Crocket, was a part of Hulu’s “Bite Sized Halloween” in 2022 and now will be premiering as a full-length feature in this season’s “Huluween”. Turning
Mr. Crocket // Mister Rogers Meets Horror: 2024 Fantastic Fest Review Read More »
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I have been eagerly awaiting Apartment 7A for over a year. While the Rosemary’s Baby well has been tapped a couple of times, but I have been dying to see this world brought to life by women. I also really dug Natalie Erika
Apartment 7A // It Is Dianne Wiest’s World :2024 Fantastic Fest Read More »
When I saw this viewing opportunity magically appear in my inbox for Fantastic Fest, I jumped at the chance to screen it again. I know, I know… more movies about witches? Yes, my friend. More movies about witches! Get out of here right now if you don’t want to hear about it. Go! I’m joking, stay! Stick around because this a fun movie to discuss.
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I recently took an impromptu road trip to Colorado with my partner. I love road trips. I can never succinctly or eloquently say why other than to say I love the freedom of being able to just drive and escape whatever it is that’s mentally troubling me. Travel is a great band-aid to my hurt soul and my mental health. It doesn’t cure, and I can’t ever completely escape it, but it’s a wonderful break.
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Just ahead of its Fantastic Fest premiere, we discussed the wonderful storytelling behind “Unidentified Objects” with Juan and his very interesting road to NYU and filmmaking.
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Satanic Hispanics! Okay, so I had trouble saying this out loud ten times fast. I heard that if you said it ten times in front of a broken mirror, then “The Traveler” would appear. Or maybe that’s just my sister messing with me. Either way, this movie is bonkers and I cannot wait for you all to watch it. Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month, Satanic Hispanics is premiering at Fantastic Fest and I just want to say, “Me siento muy… excited!”
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