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The Tollywood action film is a hollow entertainer where the plot and many of the characters are an afterthought.
Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest: SFX guru Steven Kostanski returns with a charming little flick about the inner freakiness hiding inside everyone who's brave enough to look for it.
NYFF
NYFF: Ryuichi Sakamoto's son makes his narrative feature debut with this sterile but touching story about teenagers confronting the near future.
Fantastic Fest
The pressures of fame and social recognition continue into the afterlife in John Hsu's fun ode to East Asian horror films.
Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest: A holly-jolly David Howard Thornton is back to killer clowning in the slasher series' Christmas sequel.
Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest: Jim Hosking’s disdain for their 1982 single resulted in a work of mad beauty that could have been a feature length “I Think You Should Leave” sketch.
Film Review
Simon Hacker's debut follows a desperate NYC realtor who gets stuck with his preteen daughter on the worst day of his career.
Fantastic Fest
Sarah Snook, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and Jacki Weaver lend their voices to a droll and delightful claymation tale about a girl who loves her snails a little bit too much.
San Sebastian Film Festival
Set in a luxury Hong Kong hotel, this clunky remake of a soft-core classic stars Noémie Merlant as a woman who learns that she likes to watch. Audiences probably won’t.
Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest: Alexandre O. Philippe's documentary gives horror legends like Stephen King and Takashi Miike the chance to discuss their relationship with Tobe Hooper's definitive classic.
Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest: Natalie Erika James' Roman Polanski prequel, though familiar, is drenched in spooky style with the ever-superb Julia Garner as its gaslit belle du jour.
Fantastic Fest
Directed by James Ashcroft, this twisted battle of wits and jabs was recently acquired by Shudder.
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