Caitlin Kennedy

Dot-Marie Jones is on a whole other level in BREEDER.

Halloween vibes can’t save this damned midnight feature.

I mean... where do I even start with PLATYPUS? Review from Fantastic Fest 2026.

Camp meets vamp in this luscious, bloody comedy. A review of THE BLOOD COUNTESS at Fantastic Fest 2026.

From Fantastic Fest 2026: THE ONES WHO GRIEVE is a cruel excursion into man's depravity.

A creature feature that delivers horror at massive scale.

Actress turned director, Agata Trzebuchowska, prepares for the World Premiere of her disturbing debut at Fantastic Fest 2026.

Sarah Addison Allen's PAPER GHOSTS enchants with bittersweet melancholy.

5 repertory screenings and restorations for hardcore genre fans only!

MONSTERA is literary kudzu -- a slow creep that gradually strangles.

Another festival lineup that’s just fantastic! Here are the ten films, coming to Fantastic Fest 2026, that I can't wait to see!

In his long-awaited return, Scott Hawkins brings readers a brutal, bloody epic with BLACKTAIL.

What I've been watching, this month... My viewing diary for August 2026.

Spielberg Vibes Meet Mitchell's Brutal Horror Instincts in THE END OF OAK STREET

Josh Silver's dark thriller, FRUIT FLY, gnaws at heartstrings and twists in the gut.

The Wattpad/Webtoon sensation is EXACTLY what you'd expect. Yummy (if not a little tropey).

A fair maiden. A unicorn. A kingdom lost to time. Katherine Arden enchants readers, once again, with THE UNICORN HUNTERS.

What I've been watching, in June 2026. From folk horror and summer blockbusters, to the best comedy of the past couple of decades.

Bad girl makes good. Milly Alcock makes an ideal foil in SUPERGIRL.