All things Fantasia. I’ve been covering Fantasia Film Festival since 2018, straight from Montreal to my merch shelf. Fantasia Film Festival has been electrifying Montreal each July/August since 1996 with fantasy, horror, sci-fi, and cult cinema. Its 2008 edition featured world premieres of Pig Hunt and Repo! The Genetic Opera. In 2012, it added the Frontières industry market to connect indie auteurs with producers. Fantasia’s flagship Cheval Noir competition, master-classes, VR shorts, and an open-to-all screening ethos draw over 100,000 fans annually, making it North America’s top genre showcase.
Leah wants to know what’s insider her mother’s locket. Martyrs Lane is a ghost story that reveals its secrets one piece at a time.
A vampire story that breaks the traditional rules, All the Moons follows an orphan who is saved by a woman from the darkness.
Blue Whale #blue_whale is a horror movie based around social network phenomena & death club challenges. 50 days for 50 tasks before you die.
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A road trip with a difference, Giving Birth to a Butterfly floats empowerment as Diana tries to find the people that stole her identity.
Japanese street art turned into a powerful theatrical documentary film. Art Kabuki is a modern rendition of music, dance & Kabuki actors.
Ten short films from seven different countries in a collaboration collection called Small Guage Trauma for Fantasia Fest 2021
