<p>Playing FrightFest 2020, filmmaker Tyler Savage hits a homerun with his second feature.</p>
<p>Playing FrightFest 2020, filmmaker Tyler Savage hits a homerun with his second feature.</p>
<p>The folk musician remembers coldness of heartache.</p>
<p>Playing Fantasia Fest 2020, Bryan Pertino's new feature examines grief and pain.</p>
<p>Fantasia Fest's Born of Woman roster of shorts shows great promise.</p>
<p>Playing FrightFest 2020, Patrick Rea's new feature goes hard in making a statement.</p>
<p>Playing FrightFest 2020, Alastair Orr's new feature is a high-octane bloodbath.</p>
<p>The bluesy troupe cherish the warmth of life.</p>
<p>Playing FrightFest 2020, Logan Thomas' new feature goes hard into vampire lore.</p>
<p>The pop duo leave the senses tingling with new song.</p>
<p>The pop upstart exposes her many demons.</p>
<p>Playing Fantasia Fest 2020, Amelia Moses' directorial debut sinks its fangs into the neck.</p>
<p>The pop singer-songwriter looks back to his younger days.</p>
<p>The rising pop starlet longs for the silver lining amidst tragedy.</p>
<p>The Americana/rock/blues singer-songwriter navigates mental health on new record.</p>
<p>Now playing Fantasia Fest 2020, the fracking horror film arrives as a true standout.</p>