Fantastic Fest Archives – Page 2 of 6
Browsing Tag

Fantastic Fest

  • Interview: Ed Norton Talks ‘Stone’

    Edward Norton’s latest film Stone opens nationwide today.  The film was one of the featured Gala screenings at Fantastic Fest last month and you can check out our review of the film right…

  • Review: ‘I Saw The Devil’

    I shudder to think that I almost didn’t go see this film.  The press screening was early in the morning, it was a purported 2 and 1/2 hours long, it was…

  • Interview: Emil Johnsen of ‘Corridor’

    Last week, we ran a review of Corridor, a movie that  played at Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX.  It was a nifty, minimalist throw-back to Hitchcock, and the entire movie hinges on the performance of…

  • Review: ‘Corridor’

    Corridor, directed by Johan Lundborg and Johan Storm (Sweden), is a darkly humorous suspense-thriller, the likes of which would make Hitchcock proud.  Frank (Emil Johnsen), a socially withdrawn medical student, goes about…

  • Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Rubber’

    When I read the synopsis for Rubber – an experimental film about a psychokinetic, automobile tire that goes on a killing spree in the desert – I thought it sounded like an…

  • Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Never Let Me Go’

    A trio of schoolchildren are bound by a shocking secret in Mark Romanek’s Never Let Me Go.   Although it has been couched as a sci-fi thriller, the movie is actually a…

  • Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Mother’s Day’

    Mother’s Day, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, III, IV), is loosely based on a horrific, true story that took place in Wichita, Kansas 10 years ago – as well…