Fantastic Fest 2022: Bones And All — An All-Consuming Road Film

Luca Guadagnino is making somewhat of a home out of horror, and we’re absolutely here for it! Reteaming with Suspira (2018) screenwriter, David Kajganich, Guadagnino cooks up another compelling arthouse horror flick with Bones And All. Based on the novel of the same name, the film successfully mashes coming-of-age, romance, and horror into a ravenous road film that ranks amongst the year’s best offerings.

Fantastic Fest 2021: "Agnes" Breaks The Habit Of Exorcism Flicks

October 05, 2021 / Aaron Haughton

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Prolific Oklahoman writer/director Mickey Reece is back with another delightfully subversive genre flick that takes audiences for an unexpected ride. With Agnes, Reece and his longtime writing collaborator, John Selvidge, break the habit of standard genre norms to deliver a heartfelt and deeply hilarious dramedy with horror leanings. One thing is for sure, this ain’t your typical nun or exorcism flick.

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Fantastic Fest 2022: Bones And All — An All-Consuming Road Film

Fantastic Fest 2021: "Agnes" Breaks The Habit Of Exorcism Flicks