by Vannah Taylor Associate Editor Agata Trzebuchowska’s Sick is as beautiful as it is uncomfortable. It is as familiar as it is strange.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor MovieJawn’s Vannah Taylor had the pleasure of sitting down with director Agata Trzebuchowska to discuss her 2026 film Sick .

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Ahead of the film’s world premiere at Fantastic Fest, I was able to sit down and talk shop with James Cullen Bressack, as well as Larsen Deane.

FANGORIA's Angel Melanson has joined AMC Global Media as the new Director of Programming for our horror pals over at Shudder.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Excellent sound design and a creature design that is truly the stuff of nightmares carry the film.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Mārama is a must-see tale of finding both family and self, discovering identity and belonging, taking vengeance and finally healing. 

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor This festival is still on the frontier when it comes to programming shorts from filmmakers challenging whatever complacencies we may be embodying and bringing fresh...

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor From body horror, eco horror, or religious horror to films focused on friendship, ambition, and the queer experience, the 2026 program has it all – but one shorts ...

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Romance, suspense, science fiction, humor, and even body horror converge in Honey Bunch .

by Vannah Taylor, Staff Writer The supernatural becomes a vehicle for confronting the traumas we keep hidden, the ghosts that follow us long after our wounds have seemingly healed.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Much of the film is a horrific realism, capturing the distaste and distrust that divides Americans, and hitting a little too close to home.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Put down your forks and knives and keep your eye out for the release of Meat Kills , one of the best of Fantastic Fest 2025.

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor Find Your Friends asks you to not just find your friends, but to meet them where they are, to see their trauma, and scream through it together.

Mother of Flies is haunting yet tranquil. The worlds that the Adams’ create are always moody, mysterious, and so cleverly constructed as to not show the seams of their impressively homegrown …

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor The largest genre film festival is back for its 20th year. Dedicated to providing a feast of thought-provoking, groundbreaking, and genre-bending films, Fantastic F...

by Vannah Taylor, Associate Editor You Know What You Are is a queer vampire story about finding acceptance internally and within a found family.