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Category Archives: Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Survival of the Dead’
As a big fan of horror movies and the zombie sub-genre, I really wanted to like George A. Romero’s Survival of the Dead and was prepared to give it the benefit of the doubt as much as possible. Although, my … Continue reading
Fantastic Fest Winners Announced
At a ceremony Monday night hosted by Fantastic Fest co-founder Tim League, the festival gave out awards to some of the top films and filmmakers in attendance. Awards given out this year include ones for animated and live action short … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Drama, Fantastic Fest, Horror, Indie, Movies, News, Press Releases
Tagged Down Terrace, Human Centipede, Kerry Prior, Mandrill, Uwe Boll
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Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Solomon Kane’
Solomon Kane, based on Conan creator Robert E. Howard’s series of stories, begins the film slashing his way around the world destroying anything, and anyone, who gets in his way. He even kills his own men, especially when they show … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Fantastic Fest, Fantasy, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Conan, James Purefoy, Michael J Bassett, Robert E. Howard, Solomon Kane
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Fantastic Fest: ‘Meet the Japanese’ Party Pole Dancing
Last night in Austin during Fantastic Fest (which runs from September 24th to October 1st), guests were treated to a party at the newly-minted High Ball bar. One of the main reasons for the party was to introduce some of … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Fantastic Fest, Horror, News, Video
Tagged Hard Revenge, Milly, Pole Dancing, Robogeisha, Samurai Call, Tim League, Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl
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Horror Review: ‘Paranormal Activity’
When I first heard about writer/director Oren Peli’s first person video camera horror film Paranormal Activity, I have to admit I was skeptical. Seeing some of the advertising and hearing the buzz from various sources, this film seemed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Fantastic Fest, Horror, Horror Reviews, Movies, Paramount, Reviews
Tagged Fantastic Fest, Katie Featherston, Micah Sloat, Oren Peli, Paranormal Activity
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First Trailer for ‘Paranormal Activity’
Very rarely does the internet critic community throw around phrases like “scariest movie ever” or “looks amazing”, but those seem to be used a lot when talking about the newest film, Paranormal Activity. It’s said to have the same feel … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Box Office, Fandom, Fantastic Fest, Horror, Movies, News, Paramount, Trailers
Tagged Blair Witch Project, Horror, Oren Peli, Paramount, Paranormal Activity
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Fantastic Fest 2009 Adds Romero, ‘Daybreakers’, ‘Zombieland’ and More!
Fantastic Fest in Austin is one of the best festivals in the country devoted to genre films. Previously, we brought you news about the first round of films scheduled to show during the fest. And now, there’s even more news … Continue reading
Posted in Fandom, Fantastic Fest, Horror, Movies, News, Press Releases, Sci-Fi
Tagged Fantastic Fest, Gentlemen Broncos, George Romero, Zombieland
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Fantastic Fest Announces First Slate of Films
Film festivals are often a conumdrum for me because I sometimes wonder how they get started and, more to the point, who picks the films that get shown at them. My problem is that the films selected for many of … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Fantastic Fest, Movies, News, Press Releases
Tagged Alamo Draft House, Austin, Fantastic Fest, SXSW
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