If you are a huge found footage fan, then you probably already know about the Unnamed Footage Festival (UFF). It’s a festival dedicated to all things found footage and in-world camera. This in-person festival celebrates its tenth year in 2027. But did you know that UFF also hosts an online festival that goes nonstop for
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Primetime was my last movie at Fantastic Fest, and I wasn’t mad I ended my time on a chaotic Chris Hansen note. To Catch a Predator is a core part of early aughts pop culture. So much so that even if you didn’t watch the show, you knew exactly how it went. I only caught
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Fantastic Fest may be over, but I’m still pulling up with thoughts on movies. I swiped a last-minute ticket to a showing of River (2026) after unsuccessfully refreshing the fest app for days, and personally, I felt like this movie didn’t disappoint. Written and directed by Joshua Giuliano, River was a steady-paced film, but a
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What starts off as a good old-fashioned procedural thriller, much like Mindhunter in its approach, transforms into something else along the way. Complete with father-daughter trauma and family secrets, you might find the plot points familiar—until they aren’t. Directed and co-written by Jordan Downey (ThanksKilling), The Cycle proves it’s possible to tell fresh stories in
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Fantastic Fest has been sneaking a little holiday cheer into the lineup. Last year, one of the secret screenings was Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025). I still have the bloody Santa hat! This year, a holiday horror flick was on the official schedule. I caught Red Snow on a hot Texas afternoon, and I have
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The Ones Who Grieve (Les âmes en Peine) includes a few of my favorite horror things. A period setting. A plague that turns the sick into flesh eaters. New French Extremity tendencies. Unfortunately, the end result was less engaging than the sum of its parts. Young Zélie (Zélie Rhixon) is trapped in the French countryside
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They’re coming to get you, Barbara. The scene kids that have now become scene adults, that is. One of the coolest boroughs (Brooklyn) of one of the coolest cities (New York City) is hosting one of the coolest genre film festivals on the East Coast. That is right. The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival is quickly
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Imagine Fantastic Film Fest is quickly approaching, and we cannot be more excited. The 42nd edition of Imagine runs from October 29 to November 8, and the main theme of the festival could not be cooler: Ghost in the Feed. Ghost in the Feed explores the anxiety and desires that resurface with every new form
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As an aspiring older woman, I love seeing older women be the problem in film. That is why Yerkezhan Baizhan’s Ürei was on my must-watch list for Fantastic Fest. I missed her short of the same name, which premiered at the fest in 2024, so I had no way of knowing this trip to grandma’s
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Anthony Cousins has become a force in the found-footage world with his instant cult classic hits, Frogman and Frogman Returns. Cousins introduced us to the iconic cryptid Frogman and the phrase that took over the online community, “Frogman Fucks.” Now he’s decided to expand the Frogman universe and bring forth a new cryptid found-footage film
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