Film & TV
Leonardo DiCaprio Draws Parallels Between ‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘Star Wars’
The parallels between PTA’s new movie and a galaxy far, far away are more glaring than you realize
REVIEW: Bone Lake
This alluring, twisted popcorn movie takes psychosexual thrillers into the modern age
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Dolly
A gritty, grimy, grainy, gory horror movie that unfolds a tad too simply
10 Best Movies of Fantastic Fest 2025
AI, serial killers, deals with the devil, bizarre barbers, and more feature in our FF favorites
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Whistle
Blow into an ancient Aztec death whistle? What could go wrong?
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Sisu: Road to Revenge
88 minutes of comically implausible, crowd-pleasingly hilarious action and death-defying maneuvers await
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Theater is Dead’ Filmmakers & Cast Discuss Their Devilish New Horror Comedy
Did you ever wonder exactly how your favorite Hollywood A-lister became as famous as they are?
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
Gore Verbinski humorously and poignantly warns of the future we’re heading toward
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Haunted Heist
Lil Rel Howery makes his directorial debut in a horror comedy devoid of scares and laughs
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: The Creep Tapes – Season 2
PeachFuzz returns to Shudder on November 14
FANTASTIC FEST EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Bad Haircut’ Filmmakers Discuss New Horror Comedy
The filmmakers behind one of the highlights of Fantastic Fest 2025 discuss their new movie
FANTASTIC FEST EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Bad Haircut’ Star Frankie Ray Discusses His New Horror Movie Icon
The new Fantastic Fest premiere does for haircut what Jaws did for swimming in the ocean
REVIEW: Marvel Zombies
Four cinematic, epic episodes of Marvel television await
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Theater is Dead
‘Glee’ meets ‘The Devil’s Advocate’ in this campy horror-comedy
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Sirāt
The feel bad movie of 2025 has arrived
REVIEW: Eleanor the Great
Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut doesn’t quite hit the emotional heights it’s reaching for
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Bugonia
Mesmerizing and absurdly funny, Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos craft another gem
REVIEW: Dead of Winter
Emma Thompson and Judy Greer face off in this ice-cold thriller
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Appofeniacs
Get ready for your anxieties about deepfake technology to amplify
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Vicious
A promising premise squandered by a story that refuses to end
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Silent Night, Deadly Night
‘Dexter’ and ‘Venom’ are all over this surprisingly effective character study
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Deathstalker’ Filmmaker Steven Kostanski & Star Daniel Bernhardt Talk New Sword & Sorcery Movie
The sword and sorcery 1983 cult classic lives again in this epic, goofy reboot
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Black Phone 2
You may not want to pick up the phone this time around….
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: The Strangers: Chapter 2
Do you want to find out why the Strangers do what they do? Us neither.
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Coyotes
Nature-gone-horror, eco-horror, home invasion thriller, and slasher converge in this Fantastic Fest premiere
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Find Your Friends
Spring Breakers meets The Hills Have Eyes in this refreshingly unafraid party-turned-horror movie
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: V/H/S/Halloween
The found footage anthology series falters in its embrace of spooky season
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Shelby Oaks
Chris Stuckmann successfully makes the transition from film critic to filmmaker
FANTASTIC FEST 2025 REVIEW: Primate
Going ape shit has never been more fun
REVIEW: Him
Sports meets horror in a refreshing, abrasive viewing experience
REVIEW: One Battle After Another
Absurdly funny, crowd-pleasing, and timely, PTA shows he has still has new tricks up his sleeve
REVIEW: A Big Bold Beautiful Journey
Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie go on a sweeping, fantastical adventure
REVIEW: Gen V – Season 2
Return to Hogwarts-for-Superheroes for a darker, more intriguing season
REVIEW: The Long Walk
A brutal slog for its characters, an unsettling and captivating journey for its viewers
REVIEW: Swiped
Tinder and Bumble get ‘The Social Network’ treatment in this new Hulu drama