Jojo Rabbit, Taika Waititi’s latest film, offered up an anti-hate satire as the festival opener at Fantastic Fest 2019.
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Kate Sánchez
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In the Tall Grass is a strong adaptation of a good novella. While it isn’t perfect, it is a film that will keep you from stopping by a field.
Dreamworks Animation’s ‘Abominable’ is everything that all-ages animation should be, adventurous, beautiful, and a deep well of emotion.
Color Out of Space is a vivid nightmare written and directed by Stanley, based on the H.P. Lovecraft short story of the same name.
Xena: Warrior Princess #6 is action-packed from the moment the trio steps off the ship in Greece and ends her globe trotting arc.
The Cleansing Hour stands head and shoulders above American-made films that have come out in the possession genre in recent years.
By partnering with the Mexican consulate, Fantastic Fest 2019 aimed to celebrate Mexican culture, identity, and more importantly film.
Episode one of the Creepshow revival brings us horror and charm in “Gray Matter” and “The House of the Head,” only on Shudder.