Fantastic Fest Is Back To Let Chaos Reign – And You Can Attend In-Person Or Virtually
Fantastic Fest 2021 details are here and you can buy badges now – either for the in-person festival or for a virtual version you can enjoy from home.
Read MoreFantastic Fest 2021 details are here and you can buy badges now – either for the in-person festival or for a virtual version you can enjoy from home.
Read MoreFilm festivals are back, baby! Here are some Fantastic Fest 2021 and Sundance 2022 details, including when and where the fests will be held.
Read More/Film is holding a Welcome to the Blumhouse poster giveaway contest in honor of the online watch parties behind held by Fantastic Fest and Fangoria.
Read MoreIn our Bloodthirsty review, we take a look at one of the more unique and ambitious werewolf movies we've seen in some time.
Read MoreIn our How to Deter a Robber review, we take a look at a new horror movie that knows the holidays can often be truly terrifying.
Read MoreIn our The Stylist review, we examine a new horror movie that has shades of Manic and May, but enough confidence to find its own voice.
Read MoreStraight out of Fantastic Fest, we have a Teddy review, taking a closer look at the coming of age werewolf movie directed by Ludovic and Zoren Boukherma.
Read MoreThis year's virtual festival will provide free screenings of many of the movies to anyone in the United States. Get the Fantastic Fest 2020 lineup here.
Read MoreFollowing in the footsteps of most other film festivals this year, Austin's Fantastic Fest canceled for 2020, with hopes to resume in 2021.
Read MoreIn our Phil Tippett: Mad Dreams and Monsters review, we take a look at a movie that's all about the beauty of old school visual effects.
Read MoreThe McPherson Tape is one of the first found footage movies ever made and the story of its creation is wilder than the film itself.
Read MoreIn our Pelican Blood review, we take a look at one of the quieter and more dramatic films to emerge from Fantastic Fest 2019.
Read MoreIn our Blood Machines review, we take a look at a science fiction adventure that is all about its truly impressive style.
Read MoreOn the September 30, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall and writer Chris Evangelista to talk about the best movies they saw at Fantastic Fest 2019. Opening Banter: Jacob and Chris are back from Fantastic Fest! How was the festival experience? Jacob Color Out…
Read MoreDirector Malgorzata Szumowska finds terror in the oppression of womanhood and independence. Find out more in The Other Lamb review from Fantastic Fest 2019.
Read MoreFind out how J.D. Dillard makes the water terrifying again with a man-eating monster movie in our Sweetheart review from Fantastic Fest. 2019.
Read MoreJoe Begos blasts you with blood in classic splatterhouse fashion. Find out more in our VFW review from Fantastic Fest 2019.
Read MoreDirector Mattie Do dives into death, but not in a fantastical Hollywood fashion. Find out more in our The Long Walk review from Fantastic Fest 2019.
Read MoreAlexandra Daddario stars in this heavy metal horror movie. Check out Matt Donato's We Summon the Darkness review from Fantastic Fest.
Read MoreIn our The Pool review, Matt Donato explores the story of a man who falls into an abandoned pool...and is soon joined by a crocodile.
Read MoreIn our Fantastic Fest 2019 day 6 recap: Memory: The Origins of Alien, The Vast of Night, Scream Queen, and Random Acts of Violence.
Read MoreThe Wave has Justin Long traveling through time with the help of some hallucinogenic drugs in this trippy, surprising comedy.
Read MoreDirector Takashi Miike's latest movie is as romantic as it is ruthless, with Miike's style as sharp as the blades that slice through his characters.
Read MoreIn our Fantastic Fest 2019 day five recap, another collection of wild movies: In the Shadow of the Moon and The Lighthouse.
Read MoreIn our Jallikattu review from Fantastic Fest, we take a look at a movie that sounds like it found the perfect genre festival home for its U.S. debut.
Read MoreIn our Fantastic Fest day four recap: Brad Anderson's new movie Fractured and Eddie Murphy's return to form in Dolemite is My Name.
Read MoreBrad Anderson reminds us once again how much he hates hospitals with the twisty, predictable, but entertaining thriller Fractured.
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