Fantasia Film Festival

Fantasia 2015: “Marshland” is a gripping procedural about the effects of violence

Fantasia 2015: ‘The Interior’ a fascinating and patient study of the onset of madness

Sion Sono’s ‘Tag’ Movie Review – is a lean chase film about the nature of reality

‘Cop Car’ Movie Review – is an ode to both the joys and perils of growing up as kids

Sion Sono’s ‘Love & Peace’ – a genre-busting scene-to-scene surplus of cinematic lunacy

‘The Demolisher’ Movie Review – is consumed by its own rage, leaving little food for thought

‘The Blue Hour’ Movie Review – is sexy, intimate and full of dread

Fantasia 2015: ‘Goodnight Mommy’ is disturbing, claustrophobic arthouse horror

Fantasia 2015 Must See Films (Week Three)

Fantasia 2015: ‘Synchronicity’s’ obtuse storytelling and excellent visuals make for a mixed bag

‘The Reflecting Skin’ Movie Review – a gothic masterpiece that is criminally overlooked

‘Kung Fu Killer’ attempts to be something more, half succeeds

Fantasia 2015: ‘100 Yen Love’ is a unique boxing drama

Fantasia 2015: ‘We Are Still Here’ – What’s not to love?

‘I Am Thor’ Movie Review – makes for the most memorable screening at the Fantasia Film Festival

Fantasia 2015: ‘Extinction’ is a clumsy melodrama

Fantasia 2015: ‘Deathgasm’ is the best Kiwi horror/comedy since ‘Dead Alive’

‘Ludo’ Movie Review – is beyond saving

‘The Hallow’ Movie Review – is hollow horror

Fantasia 2015: ‘Tangerine’ may just be the most important film of 2015

Fantasia 2015: ‘Bridgend’ is a grueling, compelling experience

Fantasia 2015 Must See Films (Week Two)

Fantasia 2015 Must See Films (Week One)