A moody, masculine folk horror revenge thriller that deals with grief, guilt, class, and the darkness of human nature.
Tag: Fantastic Fest
“Deep Fear”
Sometimes the simplest stories are the ones that prove to be the most horrifying, and this horror film set in the Paris catacombs is as unsettling as they come.
“Hundreds of Beavers”
Those with a penchant for slapstick will appreciate the whimsy that defines the entire film, which is a true achievement in oddball independent filmmaking.
“The Strange Case of Jacky Caillou”
This dark and dreamy film about a magnetic healer and the woman he tries to cure flows and winds itself into a nightmare.
“Give Me an A”
Will likely elicit a gut reaction in viewers and amplify the issue of bodily autonomy and reproductive rights, which is the point of the entire project.
“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.
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