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Primetime Review: The Evil That Men Do
Robert Pattinson is brilliant in this layered examination of 2000s-era hidden-camera show To Catch a Predator
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Fantastic Fest Review: Wild Horse Nine’s Hitmen on Holiday
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play buddies during the CIA’s heyday
Fantastic Fest Review: Victorian Psycho
Maika Monroe jumps from modern final girl to deliriously unhinged Gothic killer
Fantastic Fest Review: What Happened to Doris?
New version of the story behind The Entity gets closer to the truth of a famous haunting
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Fantastic Fest Interview: Connecting With Nature in The Squirrel
Finnish Oscar entry imagines our world without animals to show why we need them
A Celebration of Community at a Time of Division in Flag Day Doc
Austin filmmakers Andrew and Melissa Shea head to Michigan to explore the country’s most unexpected patriotic celebration
The Rivers That Run Through Us
In his latest documentary, Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers, Austin conservationist Ben Masters asks us to look at our waterways in a new light
Fantastic Fest Interview: Falling Down the Conspiracy Rabbit Hole With Gimme Truth
New documentary explores the extremity of belief and how conspiracy theories have become darker and more dangerous
Fantastic Fest Interview: In Award Winner Girl in the Night, Not all Heroes Wear Capes
Slovenian dry comedy throws the rules of the superhero flick out of the window
AFS Puts Its Money Where Its Mouth Is With Texas Lights
Offshoot from AFS Grants creates bigger funding opportunities
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