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Fantastic Fest 2022: Five Latin filmmakers come together for the anthology ‘Satanic Hispanics’ which blends frights with laughs and gore for the most fun you’ll have at a horror film this year
When George A. Romero and Stephen King collaborated on the horror anthology “Creepshow” in 1982, they brought comedy into the fold following the success of…
Fantastic Fest 2022 Review: “Everyone Will Burn” blends drama and horror, think Pedro Almodóvar meets Ari Aster
There are noticeable shades of Ari Aster, John Carpenter, and Stephen King, in director David Hebrero’s second feature “Everyone Will Burn” which was co-written by…
Fantastic Fest 2022 Review: Pregnancy can be an intimidating ordeal, but when you throw in the supernatural it becomes spine-chilling as in Michelle Garza Cervera’s ‘Huesera’
Ask any mother about the anxiety that comes with pregnancy, and she can tell you about the fears that surface over the course of nine…
Fantastic Fest 2022 Review: Sadrac González-Perellón’s astonishing ‘Amazing Elisa’ is a character-driven film with superb performances
Making its World Premiere at Fantastic Fest, “Amazing Elisa” by Spanish writer-director Sadrac González-Perellón tells the story of 12-year-old Elisa played by Jana San Antonio…
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Review: While the science fiction and horror elements could have used a boost, Wilde’s thriller succeeds on various levels
Olivia Wilde’s psychological thriller brings new meaning to the term “gated community”. Beautiful people live in beautiful homes. The husbands work office hours, the wives…