Fantasia Film Festival 2017

Pure, simple, and super fun.

All the substance of a shock site, and about as much style too.

Norbert Keil delivers a very successful sci-fi body horror.

Greg Zglinski’s relationship drama is much more than a relationship drama.

Daigo Matsui tackles sexism in Japan through the story of one missing girl and a girl who is not missing but lost.

Ted Geoghegan’s follow-up to WE ARE STILL HERE explores brand new territory.

A bright, bloody blast.

This Australian horror will knock you flat.

The first of the Trump-era horror films has arrived.

Nothing lasts forever. Thank goodness.

The stuntman-turned-director talks video games and his new film's violent tone.

This looks fun.