Film

Mr Harrigan’s Phone tells the story of Craig who mysteriously begins receiving texts from his elderly friend, after he passed away.

The Antares Paradox mixes scientific breakthroughs and emotional conflict to deliver one of the year’s boldest directorial debuts.

The Munsters hews fairly close to the spirit of the show it’s inspired by, but more than likely will only appeal to die hard fans.

‘Hocus Pocus 2’ is a fantasy comedy film stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy, as the wickedly campy Sanderson Sisters. 

Bros is a rom-com where Bobby meets Aaron, and neither can help but judge the other, only to learn perhaps they’ve just been judging themselves.

Fantastic Fest screened Something in the Dirt, a memorizing descent you can’t look away from for the entire film.

The beauty of Westerns lies in their simplicity, but more specifically how to use silence. One and Four gets that.

Satanic Hispanics is a near-perfect anthology. With so many different tones and themes, that highlights the versatility of horror.

The Greatest Beer Run Ever tells the true story of a civilian who went to Vietnam during the height of the war delivering beers to his friends.

Rainbow is a riff on The Wizard of Oz that goes nowhere, lacks all charm, and is so filled with superfluous parts that you can hardly grasp its direction.