Fantasia Fest 2020: ‘Minor Premise’ wields real science for thrilling sci-fi fantasy
Playing Fantasia 2020, Eric Schultz’s directorial debut observes emotions and memories in scientific research.
Playing Fantasia 2020, Eric Schultz’s directorial debut observes emotions and memories in scientific research.
Playing FrightFest 2020, filmmaker Tyler Savage hits a homerun with his second feature.
Playing Fantasia Fest 2020, Bryan Pertino’s new feature examines grief and pain.
Fantasia Fest’s Born of Woman roster of shorts shows great promise.
Playing FrightFest 2020, Patrick Rea’s new feature goes hard in making a statement.
Playing FrightFest 2020, Alastair Orr’s new feature is a high-octane bloodbath.
Playing FrightFest 2020, Logan Thomas’ new feature goes hard into vampire lore.
Playing Fantasia Fest 2020, Amelia Moses’ directorial debut sinks its fangs into the neck.
Now playing Fantasia Fest 2020, the fracking horror film arrives as a true standout.
Now playing Fantasia 2020, Mickey Reece’s new feature immerses in ’70s storytelling.
Screening at this year’s Fantasia Fest, Thomas Robert Lee’s latest feature film is bone-chilling.
Playing Fantasia Fest 2020, Vincent Paronnaud’s new feature excavates rape-revenge exploitation.
Now on VOD, Henk Pretorius’ new feature examines war-induced PTSD and Hawaiian myths.
Hitting Shudder this week, Jay Baruchel’s latest film is high-octane gore with specific social messaging.
Michael Venus’ debut feature makes its North American debut at Fantasia 2020.
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