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%%title%% . These films were some of the main highlights of Fantastic Fest 2023.
Drew Tinnin looks at five of the best films at Fantastic Fest best films and explains why they are simply not to be missed!
‘King On Screen’ director Daphné Baiwir talks about the doc’s countless easter eggs, how she first fell in love with King’s work, and more.
Upcoming Dread anthology ‘Satanic Hispanics’ has taken home the Best Directing for a Horror film award at Fantastic Fest 2022!
‘Decision to Leave’ proves once again that Park Chan-Wook is a master filmmaker, even if it may be his least accessible film.
‘Smile’ tries to meld jump scares with a deeper examination of mental illness, but doesn’t hit the mark. Read our review from Fantastic Fest.
For the second year running, Dread Central has meticulously mapped out The Best Horror Festivals in the World. Here’s our 2022 list.
Insane Clown Posse, GWAR, and the directors of ‘The United States of Insanity’ and ‘This Is GWAR’ tell us about making their definitive docs.
Saban Films is closing a deal to buy ‘The Exorcism of God,’ the VFX-rich Mexican horror drama from director Alejandro Hidalgo.
Scott Derrickson’s ‘The Black Phone’ is powered by stellar performances and a unique villain, but lacks the terror needed for maximum impact.
After seeing Julia Ducournau’s ‘Titane,’ audiences may never look at a vintage Cadillac the same again. Here’s how the director cast the car.
‘Black Friday,’ which star Devon Sawa calls “bonkers and frightening,” will be released this November. The film also stars Bruce Campbell.
