CUCKOO updates a classic monster movie formula
by "Doc" Hunter Bush, Podcast Czar
Tilman Singer has crafted a monster movie in the tradition of the Universal Monsters classics.
The Fantasia International Film Festival: final week
by "Doc" Hunter Bush, Staff Writer & Podcast Czar
I view my time at Fantasia like wandering through an international buffet: flavors and textures that might otherwise go overlooked.
The Fantasia International Film Festival: week two
by "Doc" Hunter Bush, Staff Writer & Podcast Czar
My second week of Fantasia International Film Festival offerings has been incredible.
The Fantasia International Film Festival kicks off its 28th year this week
by Hunter Bush, Staff Writer
This year's Fantasia International Film Festival is off to a great start, for me at least!
FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL returns for its thrilling 28th year
by "Doc" Hunter Bush, Staff Writer & Podcast Czar
I've highlighted a handful of the films that jumped out at me and made me particularly excited to cover this year's Fantasia.
Fantasia International Film Festival 2023: SKIN DEEP, HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS, WITH LOVE AND A MAJOR ORGAN, WHERE THE DEVIL ROAMS
by “Doc” Hunter Bush, Staff Writer and Podcast Czar
This 2nd week has been very surprising for me. You never know what you’ll be getting with a movie, but especially at a festival.
Fantasia International Film Festival 2023: #MANHOLE, BLACKOUT, RIVER, APORIA
by “Doc” Hunter Bush, Staff Writer and Podcast Czar
This 2nd week has been very surprising for me. You never know what you’ll be getting with a movie, but especially at a festival.
Fantasia International Film Festival 2023: SHIN KAMEN RIDER, TRANSYLVANIE, THE FIRST SLAM DUNK, THE FANTASTIC GOLEM AFFAIRS
by “Doc” Hunter Bush, Staff Writer and Podcast Czar
More capsules from the 2023 Fantasia International Film Festival.
Fantasia International Film Festival 2023: STAY ONLINE, LOVELY DARK AND DEEP, WHITE NOISE, and RESTORE POINT
by “Doc” Hunter Bush, Staff Writer and Podcast Czar
“Yes… expand my cinematic horizons, daddy.”
THE UNKNOWN MAN OF SHANDIGOR comes to Blu-ray with supplements that tease out its avant garde approach to spy craft
by Hunter Bush, Staff Writer
Get smart about The Unknown Man of Shandigor…
THE UNKNOWN MAN OF SHANDIGOR is a stylish avant-garde spy film from the ‘60s
by Hunter Bush, Staff Writer
The Unknown Man of Shandigor is without a doubt the best and most excellent avant-garde take on the spy genre that I’ve ever seen.
WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING creates horror and mystery in a tight space
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
We Need to Do Something is a tight little locked-room thriller that gets stranger the longer you watch, like a magic eye picture painted by a mad monk.
YAKUZA PRINCESS is a promising start to a possible franchise
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
Yakuza Princess is a kind of origin story that I’d be very interested in following along with as the story continues.
MJ's Yakulis has two more flicks to add to your watch list from FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL
by Allison Yakulis, Staff Writer
Allison closes out her coverage of Fantasia Film Festival with two more flicks to add to your watch list.
INDEMNITY is a repetitive ‘90s-inspired crime thriller
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
Ultimately Indemnity is balanced more on the action side of things, but still feels a lot like a ‘90s film.
ALL THE MOONS is the vampire movie you've been searching for
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
If you’ve been wondering when someone would make a vampire movie that feels like something you haven’t seen many times before, Igor Legarreta’s All the Moons might be what you’ve been searching for.
GHOSTING GLORIA is tightly written and quirky
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
Ghosting Gloria is incredibly sweet and cute, a perfect date movie if you and your date are fans of things like So I Married An Axe Murderer.
MJ's Yakulis shares flicks from FANTASIA FILM FEST
by Allison Yakulis, Staff Writer
Check out her thoughts and add some of new movies to your watch list.
TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD (1972) is a fabulous restoration
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
The film wraps up in a satisfying fashion - I'll never fail to enjoy filmmakers dripping blood on a cowering child - and with a banger of a sequel hook, but if you're interested in checking it off of some cinematic watchlist I just want you to be aware of what's in store for you
KING KNIGHT is a charming, odd little film, full of heart
by Hunter Bush Podcast Czar & Staff Writer
With King Knight, Richard Bates Jr. delivers a version of Napoleon Dynamite viewed through a Wiccan crystal prism and the end result is endlessly empathetic where no one is the butt of the joke.