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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When you cover Fantastic Fest remotely as I did, you may not get to see showings of future box office hits like Resident Evil or Beware Boiúna. However, you get to see some amazing international titles like No Rest for the Wicked and The Ones Who Grieve. You may also end up watching an indie
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Every year at Fantastic Fest, I stumble into a movie I didn’t plan on seeing. This time, I was pleasantly surprised by Victorian Psycho, directed by Zachary Wigon. I don’t usually gravitate toward period pieces. Sometimes the dialogue is inaccessible, especially in a theater without subtitles. Also, the pacing can drag when the plot or
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You will never find a shortage of international films at Fantastic Fest. As someone who is passionate about foreign language films, that is exactly what draws me to this festival. One international film I got to see was director Kasper Kalle’s Danish and Faroese gothic horror, No Rest for the Wicked. No Rest For The
It’s Fantastic Fest week, and I kicked off the weekend with a viewing of Beware Boiúna (2026). The film is directed by Mike P. Nelson (Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025), Wrong Turn (2021)). I usually do not go up for creature feature films, especially ones starring “everyday” animals. Yet, this one reeled me in. Taking
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Dark fairy tale Donkey Princess mixes live action and animation to tell the story of Diana (Antonia Giesen), a beautiful princess in a surreal Chilean kingdom. Instead of the wrath of a wicked stepmother, it is Diana’s father, the King (Francisco Melo), who locks her away and outlaws love in the entire kingdom, intent on
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This year’s opening night film at Fantastic Fest, Resident Evil, was an experience! First of all, my body was pumping with adrenaline because I made it to the screening by the skin of my teeth. The movie started with my hands still shaking. Although my senses were heightened, I had neutral expectations for the film.
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They said found-footage was a trend, and it would never last. Well, the subgenre that forever changed the game in horror is still alive and kicking. With The Creep Tapes Season 3 kicking off in September, and The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity IPs getting new installments in 2027, it is safe to say
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