In my third year at Fantastic Fest, I covered this wild film festival for Pajiba, Riot Material, The Playlist, SYFY FANGRRLS, and RogerEbert.com.
REVIEWS
Swallow Explores Female Rebellion Through Self-Destruction And Compulsion
Guns Akimbo: Daniel Radcliffe And Samara Weaving Embrace Video Game Violence
Wrinkles The Clown Seeks The Man Behind The Mask Of This Florida Bogeyman
Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street Reclaims The Narrative of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2's Final Boy
In The Shadow of Moon: Jim Mickle Weaves Sci-Fi & Noir Together In This Mind-Bending Thriller
The Death of Dick Long Offers A Fitting Follow-Up To Swiss Army Man
Takashi Miike’s First Love Is A Delightfully Earnest Rom-Com Set To An Onslaught Of Slaughter
The Lodge Offers a Chilling Follow-Up To Goodnight Mommy
The Pool Offers Savage Twists And A Ravenous Crocodile
VHYes Is A Coming-of-Age Found-Footage Comedy Ready To Rot Your Brain And Warm Your Heart
Sweetheart's Secret Monster is White Privilege
In Jaw-Dropping Homage To The Twilight Zone, The Exhilarating The Vast of Night
A Movable Feast In The Dystopic The Platform
Here's my thoughts on The Platform's Fantastic Feast.
And a highlights piece for Ebert: Fantastic Fest 2019: Big Names, Big Buzz, A Scream Queen and a Wolfboy
INTERVIEWS
'Knives Out' Director Rian Johnson Weighs In On The Best Chris Debate
Exclusive: Rian Johnson On The 'Cats' Trailer And Chris Evans' Musical Dreams
Freddy's Revenge Star Mark Patton On The Secrets of Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street
Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street's Makers on the Future of Queer Horror
The Coming Out Story of Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street
How The Deeper You Dig's Toby Poser Turned Filmmaking Into A Family Affair
Writer-director Katrin Gebbe on Pelican Blood, psychopathy, and the power of mothers
Carlo Mirabella-Davis on the Feminist Horror of Swallow
Freddy's Revenge star Mark Patton on chilling with Cher and kissing David Bowie
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