Fantasia

The Fantasia International Film Festival is top, not just because its love of genre, but because of the depth of Asian cinema it offers

On the August Episode of So Here’s What Happened! LaNeysha and Carolyn  discuss and review everything they watched and read during the month.

All The Moons manages to take all that’s known about vampires on film and add a deeper level of sophistication at Fantasia Fest 2021.

Based on an Estonian mythological creature, Kratt blends adventure, gore, coming-of-age, morality, and comedy in one tight, highly entertaining package.

Shinji Hamasaki’s Not Quite Dead Yet is an endearing and funny tale about communication and love that also happens to feature rock, ghosts, and espionage.

Circo Animato 2021 shows the creativity and range of genres that the medium of animation can tap into, courtesy of 13 animated shorts.

Indemnity is a fast-paced South African action thriller that smartly uses its action sequences to show its protagonist’s vulnerability.

Phil Tippett’s magnum opus, Mad God, is a beautifully deranged artistic achievement brought to life with mind-bending stop-motion animation.

The Sadness slowly builds to madness in its opening, but when it gets there, it stays and drives deeper into darkness and violence.

‘One Second Champion’ is a rousing boxing drama anchored by strong directing, performances, and a light supernatural twist.