Fantastic Fest review: Under the Silver Lake is an absurd, exhilarating dive into the dark heart of Hollywood
David Robert Mitchell’s latest joins the pantheon of great cult head-scratchers.
Film Review
Fantastic Fest review: Gaspar Noé’s Climax is a hallucinatory trip to nowhere
The Argentinian filmmaker / provocateur’s latest is a visually stunning trip into a dance troupe’s evening from hell.
Fantastic Fest review: Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a stunning expansion of the original
Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria remake is a beautiful and horrific fever dream that stands on its own.
Fantastic Fest review: Gareth Evans’ Apostle is a brutal, overstuffed period piece
The director of The Raid shifts gears for a brutal period piece starring Dan Stevens. Our review from the film’s world premiere at Fantastic Fest.
Fantastic Fest review: After the Screaming Stops is a hilarious and heartfelt look at 80’s pop stars Bros
The film follows the tumultuous reunion of the Goss brothers nearly three decades after they last performed together.
Review: Shane Black’s The Predator is a total 80’s throwback (for better or worse)
Shane Black’s action-comedy stab at the Predator franchise has its moments but ultimately falls flat.
Review: Skate Kitchen updates Kids for the Instagram generation
Crystal Moselle’s film is an empowering look at a group of female skaters in NYC.
Review: Mark Wahlberg and Iko Uwais team up for the bloody and muddled Mile 22
The fourth collaboration between Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg is like watching someone play Call of Duty for 95 minutes.
Review: The Crescent is a creepy, low-budget horror film that misses the mark
This arty Canadian horror film shows great promise, but is undercut by some half-baked performances.
Fantasia review: Mega Time Squad is a fun blast of New Zealand insanity
The time-travelling sci-fi comedy makes its world premiere at Fantasia this week.