Fantastic Fest

A period piece and an intimate epic, 100 Yards is an artful look at martial arts politics that should be seen on the big screen.

Concrete Utopia is a disaster movie that director Um Tae-hwa has used to tell a generational story about class in Korea.

Andrew Cumming’s directorial debut, The Origin, played as a part of Fantastic Fest, he talks opening to the genre-loving crowd.

Lloyd Kaufman creator of the iconic Toxic Avenger joins us at Fantastic Fest 2023 to…

THE TOXIC AVENGER director, Macon Blair, digs in on his nasty, goopy reimagining with Cait Kennedy at Fantastic Fest 2023.

We spoke with Lindsey Anderson Beer, director of the Pet Sematary prequel about legacy and telling a story about grief and responsibility.

Getting lost in the weeds of trying to turn the franchise again to appease everyone, SAW X is chained by the past not growing from it.

In one film, Kim Jee-woon lampoons the auteur and those who sacrifice their crews and morals to get “the shot.”

An ambitious sci-fi epic that is a little too much like Star Wars, when looked at in a silo is stellar but just “good” out of it.

South Korea’s entry into the 2024 Oscars, Concrete Utopia is an emotional force of a film that uses a disaster as a parable.