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Fantastic Fest Review: Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror
Encyclopedic and engrossing wander into the wilderness
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Fantastic Fest Review: Yellow Dragon’s Village
Quick and nasty horror comedy has bite and snark
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Fantastic Fest Review: Let the Wrong One In
This toothy farce from Dublin has gore galore and more
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Fantastic Fest Review: Lamb
A24’s Icelandic fable revels in its heartfelt absurdity
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Fantastic Fest Review: There’s Someone Inside Your House
The real villain is the Netflix algorithm-pleasing script
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Fantastic Fest Review: Glasshouse
South African pandemic horror is really about tradition and stories
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Fantastic Fest Review: Titane
Cannes-winning chaotic drama is a new reflection on body horror
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Fantastic Fest Review: Who Killed the KLF?
Band biography that burns Behind the Music to ashes
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Fantastic Fest Interview: A Fresh Point of View With the Iké Boys
Eric McEver talks anime, obsession, and making friends with cats
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Fantastic Fest Review: Agnes
Mickey Reece’s church drama has a surprising, dark heart
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