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Fantastic Fest to Honor The Warriors Director Walter Hill
Works of legendary filmmaker behind Southern Comfort, Streets of Fire to be highlighted at fest and in new Alamo Drafthouse series
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Fantastic Fest Interview: Appofeniacs
New techno-satire shows how people remain the real problem
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Fantastic Fest Review: Bulk
Wildly creative and wickedly silly surrealist romp in cardboard
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Fantastic Fest Review: Mother of Flies
Supernatural horror about the darkest healing arts
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Fantastic Fest Review: Reflection in a Dead Diamond
Superspy spoof has more style than your favorite espionage franchise
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Fantastic Fest Review: Sisu: Road to Revenge
Your favorite Finnish Nazi-slayer takes on the Red Army
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Fantastic Fest Interview: The Restoration at Grayson Manor
Glenn McQuaid pulls apart the influences on his killer hand horror
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Fantastic Fest Review: V/H/S/Halloween
Found footage horror series finds new blood in spooky season
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Fantastic Fest Review: Shelby Oaks
Paranormal horror picks apart the stories we tell
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Fantastic Fest Interview: The Vile
Emirati director Majid Al Ansari wants women to tell their story
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Fantastic Memories: Fantastic Fest at 20
Hitchhiking, farts, and Keanu: Filmmakers look back on crazy times
