Fantastic Fest brings filmmakers and fans from all over the world for the largest genre film festival in the world.
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Fantastic Fest Films: ‘Hellraiser’ and ‘Medusa Deluxe’ Supply Scary Surprises
'Hellraiser' and 'Medusa Deluxe' provided scares and surprises at this year's Fantastic Fest, in Austin Texas.
Read More »Fantastic Fest Film Review: ‘Country Gold’ Satirizes and Honors Country Music Stars
'Country Gold' pays tribute to 1990s country singers and provides laughs along the way. Ben Hall plays George Jones.
Read More »Fantastic Fest Film Review: ‘Smile’ – One You Can’t Look Away From
"Smile" takes its heroine on a supernatural journey. But no one believes she is haunted.
Read More »Fantastic Fest: Horror, Sci-Fi and Just Plain Weird Goes Live September 22
Fantastic Fest, the world's largest sci-fi, horror and unusual film festival, goes live September 22 at Austin's Alamo Drafthouse.
Read More »Anthem Film Review: A Tale of Two Communist Cities – Hong Kong and Berlin
Freedom and Communism bring about different results. Two films from Anthem Film Festival show how freedom was lost in one and gained in another.
Read More »Anthem Film Review: ‘Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope’
Homelessness is a crisis. The film 'Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope' examines multiple approaches to helping unhoused people.
Read More »Anthem Film Review: ‘Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in his Own Words’ Top Award Winner
Clarence Thomas exemplifies the American dream. Born into poverty, abandoned by his father, through hard work and dedication, he rose to one of the highest offices in the land.
Read More »Anthem Film Festival: Back to Vegas with John Cleese, Kennedy, and Frederick Douglass
The Anthem Libertarian Film Festival returns to its Las Vegas home for 2022 run in July with John Cleese and Kennedy.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival Review: ”We Might as Well be Dead’
'We Might as Well be Dead' focuses on a dystopian world in a Tower community that lives by strict rules and evicts those who violate them
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