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Fantastic Fest XVIII: TRIGGERED, 100 YARDS, And More Titles To Check Out At This Year’s Festival

Lee B. Golden III

8 months ago

Fantastic Fest XVIII: Full Line-Up Includes Studio Selects, Genre Delights, Fantasy, Action, Horror And Docs to Exicite This Year’s Audience - Film Combat Syndicate

I’ve been away from the internet for a while but I haven’t forgotten the excitement of getting to cover Fantastic Fest for a second year in a row. It’ll be virtual, as always, since I can’t make the trip, and as such, I’m still obliged to share in the indulgences of what’s to come, and for that, I now offer you a slew of titles to help raise the curtain ahead of the festival’s start date on September 21…

Fifteen titles, in fact, all ranging in the usual assortment of genres that this site covers, a few honorable mentions notwithstanding: Gareth Edwards’ newest ambitious sci-fi adventure The Creator, Joe Lynch’s enticing new horror thriller Suitable Flesh, and Kim Tae-gon’s fifth career entry at the helm, Project Silence; I started with ten in mind at first but there was just too many to consider, obviously, and barring some of the reviews I’ve written which you can scroll to at the bottom of the page, I can only hope I’ll get to review most of these if not others.

Enjoy the gallery below, and head over to the official festival website for a deeper dive!

Still from Triggered Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Manhole Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Killing Romance Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Enter The Clones Of Bruce Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Concrete Utopia Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from One Percenter Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Restore Point Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from The Toxic Avenger Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from 100 Yards Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Baby Assassins 2 Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Ill Crush Yall Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Sri Asih The Warrior Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Kill Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from The Invisible Fight Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Still from Jackdaw Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

Artwork by Chris Bilheimer

• Click here for my NYAFF review of Killing Romance.

• Click here for my NYAFF review of #Manhole.

• Click here for my Fantasia Festival review of Restore Point.

• Click here for my Locarno review of Triggered.

• Click here for my TIFF review of 100 Yards.

Lee B. Golden III

Native New Yorker. Been writing for a long time now, and I enjoy what I do. Be nice to me!

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