Death Has No Master is an intriguing, yet miscalculated collision of colonial horror, arthouse drama, and slow-burn thriller.
Girl in the Night is an odd little film about an even odder little man. Read our full review from Fantastic Fest here.
Platypus is an unapologetically stylized and purposefully unpolished throwback to micro-budget, amateur-ish horror movies of the 70s and 80s.
Director Nikias Chryssos takes that inherent darkness and pushes it into increasingly grotesque territory with Bloody Tennis, ...
Written and directed by Josh Tanner and co-written by Jade Vanderlay, Posthumous follows Zoe (Sophie Lowe), a young woman who ...
A woman unearths something terrifying in old VHS tapes of her deceased mother in this new Fantastic Fest premiere.
John Vernon, Riley Dandy, and Cameron Cuffe discuss their Fantastic Fest world premiere. Check out our exclusive interview.
Little Doors is a bizarre, surprisingly heartfelt comedy that finds humor and romance amid the collapse of civilization.
Kid Cudi and Jessica Rothe star in this psychedelic horror romance film premiering at this year's Fantastic Fest.
The HoloFiles recently had the opportunity to speak with The Glorious Dead director/writer/star Toby Poser and stars Lulu Adams and Zelda Adams about the origins of their latest venture, how they ...
The Omen and Rosemary's Baby meet Barbarian in this new Fantastic Fest premiere. Read our review of Godmother here.
Into the Sky is an alien abduction comedy fans of The X-Files will adore. Read our full review out of Fantastic Fest here.
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