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Tag: Fantastic Fest
“The Fantastic Golem Affairs”
Visually inventive and deliberately oddball, this Spanish absurdist sci-fi comedy isn’t one that’s going to please mainstream moviegoers.
“Obsession”
Walks a shaky line between horror, comedy, and romance, but its wild swings, sharp ideas, and standout lead performance make it hard to forget.
“A Useful Ghost”
This very funny dark comedy filters love, tragedy, and a sharp critique of industrial exploitation through a story about a haunted vacuum cleaner.
“Boy Kills World”
A total assault on the senses in the form of a weird, violent thrill ride that’s cool in bloody bursts but ultimately feels empty.
“Body Odyssey”
Stylistically, the film comes across as a confrontational abstract performance art piece that’s meant to provoke.
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