Home Bodies (Fantasia Fest 2026 Review): Isolation Protocol
Casey Walker’s Home Bodies premiered at Fantasia Fest 2026 as a study of surveillance and control. Two children, one house, and a system designed to break them. Read the full review here.
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No Rest for the Wicked (2026): When Love Feeds [Fantasia Fest Feature]
No Rest for the Wicked is a Faroese gothic romance that uses the vampire myth to interrogate how communities police desire. Starring Egor Venned and Pilou Asbæk.
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Horror | 2020s | Creature Features & Animal Horror | Fantasia Film Festival | Film Reviews | Psychological Horror | Supernatural
Ancestral Beasts (2026) Delivers Unflinching Practical Scares at Fantasia International Film Festival
Unpacking the intergenerational trauma in our Ancestral Beasts review. Métis director Tim Riedel delivers a deeply personal, practical-effects-driven horror film to Fantasia Fest 2026.
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Attack on Paradise Review — Fantasia 2026’s Brutal Breakout
Attack on Paradise had its world premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival 2026. Bob Colaers’ Belgian action film is a vertical siege thriller with a soft heart. Ferocious choreography, and one of the year’s best low-key endings. Don’t miss it.
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Tight Lettuce (2026): The Most Heartbreaking Feel-Good Film You’ll See This Year
Harrison Houde’s Tight Lettuce premieres at Fantasia 2026 with Dakota Daulby and Emmanuel Bilodeau delivering standout performances in a dark comedy that plays warmer than it has any right to
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Proclivitas (2026) — The Past Has a Pulse
Miley Tunnecliffe’s Proclivitas (2026) is a psychological thriller. A woman returns to her hometown, her first love, and the accident neither of them ever survived. Rose Riley delivers one of the year’s most interior performances.
