Fantastic Fest

The Lodge is a film that makes you squirm, crawls under your skin, and doesn’t leave you. Horror, psychological exploration, and more await you.

Knives Out is a breath of fresh air that uses all of Johnson’s skills as a writer and director to craft an amazing whodunnit.

In the Shadow of the Moon is a great genre-bending film that is filled with ambition and stellar performances through four decades.

To put simply, Guns Akimbo from writer-director Jason Lei Howden is a hot mess, but in the best neon drenched and rock ‘n roll way.

The Mortuary Collection is wonderful storytelling through four unique vignettes, held together by a spooky mortician played by Clancy Brown.

Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street tells the story of Mark Patton, the lead in Freddy’s Revenge and his life after the film.

‘Fractured’ is a pure psychological thriller follow Ray after he wakes up in a hospital waiting room and finds his family is gone.

Jojo Rabbit, Taika Waititi’s latest film, offered up an anti-hate satire as the festival opener at Fantastic Fest 2019.

Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks offers a history of martial arts films and how its impacted cinema across countries since its grindhouse days.

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.