Freaks, Samurais, and Vampires: Our 10 Most Anticipated of Fantasia 2026
A breakdown of our most anticipated films of this year's Fantasia Festival.
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A breakdown of our most anticipated films of this year's Fantasia Festival.
Tales of identity and becoming take both gory and gossamer forms in this latest dispatch from the fest.
Happy July, everyone! The weather is warm, festival season is in full swing, and Fantasia Fest kicks off in just a couple of days. Believe it or not, this year marks the 30th anniv...
At the 30th annual Fantasia Film Festival, Hanna Bergholm’s Nightborn took home the Fantasia International Film Festival’s top honor, the The post Nightborn and No Rest for the Wic...
The lines between cinema, survival, and truth are blurred in three entries from this year's festival.
The people have spoken at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival. Nicky Murphy’s vampire mockumentary “I Love Paris” took home best international feature honors at the au...
Aliens, gay superheroes, and alt-comic rug-cutters stud our first dispatch from the festival.
Ahead of its World Premiere at Fantasia this week, Dread Central has unveiled the official festival trailer for Ferine… and […]
Psychological horror comes knocking at Fantasia Festival’s door in the Canadian horror film “Ancestral Beasts” from writer/director Tim Riedel. His first narrative feature film mad...
Reflections on this year's genre festival, and some highlights we haven't mentioned yet.
Blaise becomes first French film to win Montreal fest’s top animation award.
Peter Kuplowsky's 2026 thrills and spills film showcase has pics by ‘Universal Language’ director Matthew Rankin, Anna Biller, Eugene Kotlyarenko and Joshua Giuliano.
On three bad-vibes movies from this year's festival.
The annual festival's most eye-catching sections have today added a selection of world premieres and already-minted contenders from Sundance to Cannes.
The Toronto festival sections take in 56 films from nearly 30 countries.
From the Press Release: What’s that emerging from the shadows? Fantastic Fest’s 21st edition lineup is here, and ready to thrill, chill, and delight you. We are proud to present 35...
The Alamo Drafthouse-owned festival returns to South Lamar from September 17-24.
Azamat (Ayan Utepbergen) is down on his luck. He owes money everywhere, resulting in a... The post Sicko Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival) appeared first on .
The Toronto International Film Festival is bringing horror to the small screen in a big way this year. TIFF has […]
'Unholy Night' distinguishes itself from the hordes of Evil Dead-likes with a surprisingly tender twist on a familiar formula.
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Anyone who thought “Call Me By Your Name” was scandalous will clutch their pearls at Kasper Kalle’s film.
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