Park Hye-mi’s Debut at Fantasia with South Korean Film “Crimson Whale”
In the heart of south Korea, we meet sly and slick Ha-jin. The year is 2070, and the world is ruined by natural disasters.
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Another Great Fantasia Movie: “Robbery,” a Hong Kong Black Comedy
This movie is fun, delightful and unexpected. A rare gem that Fantasia was gracefully given the opportunity of viewing.
Ant Man is Big Laughs
When your super hero is only a few millimeters big, the Marvel Universe can only go funny.
Bridgend’s Collective Madness at Fantasia
Nothing is more horrific than not having an answer in this film about a town with a plague of teen suicides.
Bite: It’s just a little bug bite…
A woman’s life changes in frightening ways after being bitten in a lagoon.
The Hallow: A Harrowing Tale of Little Substance
On July 15th, 9:35 pm, The Hallow premiered for the first time ever in Canada. Written and directed by Corin Hardy, this Irish production basically reinforces all horror [read on]
Wonderful World End with a Little Anime Touch
Film about a young webstarlet and her dedicated fan is about growing up and being a kid.
Tangerine: The Alien World of Santa Monica at Fantasia
I’m not sure why Sean Baker’s Tangerine is in the Fantasia Festival. It doesn’t involve aliens or kung fu or horror. It doesn’t represent the [read on]
Pick Your Genre at Fantasia : Recommended Films
Montreal’s annual Fantasia Festival has enough films to sate all blood/horror/humour/noirlust. Here are our picks.
Fantasia Reveals Its Diverse International Line Up
We pick five films we know you want to see this year at Fantasia.
Fantasia Closes The Festival With Psychological Thriller Killers
The Mo brothers brings us their latest thrill ride full of blood, gore and humor.
Fantasia: Interview with BP Cooper and Bradley King of “Time Lapse”
BP Cooper and Bradley King talk about the process of making films, how editing can be the most painful part, and the importance of collaboration and film festivals.
Interview: Chad Archibald Talks About Making The Drownsman
Chad Archibald talks about his young life into horror film, his collaborators, and why they say it’s a bad idea to make a film with water.
Film Review: The Drownsman Revives ’70s-style Villain
Black Fawn Films’ latest, The Drownsman, screened at Fantasia. Find out what if our reviewer thought the film sank or swam.
Film Review: Fantasia Celebrates Leatherface 40 Years Later
Remastered film as vibrant and horrific as the original.
Fantasia Film Review: Bag Boy Lover Boy
Bag Boy Lover Boy takes fetish photography to a whole new world of creativity.
Film Review: Fantasia Serves Up a Plate of Cold Feet
Canadian filmmaker introduces dark short Cold Feet as part of Fantasia.
Fantasia: Elijah Wood Double Clicks on Open Windows
A new era of hand-held camera screens uses web cam and computer screens as the source for this thrill ride.
Review: White Bird in a Blizzard at Fantasia
Coming of age film about a girl whose mother has disappeared is an all-around winner.