This charming, black and white, low budget sci-fi comedy about a ghost uncle and a time machine rock is a shining example of true independent cinema.
Category: Fantastic Fest
“Razzennest”
If you’re watching this auditory horror film and focusing on what your eyes see rather than what your ears hear, you are missing the point.
“All Jacked Up and Full of Worms”
Forget sex, drugs, and rock and roll: GIVE US WORMS!
“The Elderly”
Blends psychological and body horror in a way that’s extremely unsettling, creating a disturbing, nightmarish tale about the very human fear of aging.
“Barber Westchester”
An independent animated film that’s not fancy nor polished, but beautifully (and eccentrically) showcases the artist’s unique voice.
“The Third Saturday in October Part V”
A delightfully low budget homage to B-movie slasher flicks of the 80s and 90s.
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