The past is never dead. It's not even past.
[Fantastic Fest 2020] THE QUEEN OF BLACK MAGIC & the Rot of Patriarchy

The past is never dead. It's not even past.
One woman's soon-to-be unemployment collides with a vampire bat. The results? Surreal workplace mayhem.
A guy just trying to get laid ends up back at a woman's house after the club, where he's roped into performing last rites on her dying father. Buzz kill.
Neil Marshall's latest film is timely, reckoning with the violent abuses of a patriarchal past that isn't actually past at all.
Dr. Kreizler deals with tragedy while Libby prepares to snatch a new child
Sara finds more clues while Moore continues falling out of favour with high society
Want to be rid of your toxic boyfriend? Take him to Hårga!
A neo-Western, without any West, that satirises and eviscerates the male need for revenge.
A house is not a home when there's nothing but pain inside its walls.
Tony D'Aquino's film cleverly uses fairy tale and Greek myth to turn a slasher flick's Final Girl into something bigger.
Behold, the Elder Things have come to preach environmental warnings before it's too late!
Pollyanna McIntosh tears into the misogyny and sexism of the Roman Catholic Church, as well as society in general.