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Infestation – Fantastic Fest 2018 – Day 7
Our final day of Fantastic Fest is filled with lots of love as we talk with Alan Cerny from comingsoon.net about the films “Destroyer”, “Mid90s”, and “I Used to be Normal – A Boyband Fangirl Story”. Then Chris and Les talk about the film “Werewolf”. This episode is also interviews-a-plenty as Richard talks to Jonah Hill, director of “Mid90s” and
Infestation – Fantastic Fest 2018 – Day 6
Fantastic Fest in Austin Texas is still in full swing and we’ve got more movie reviews for you as Chris, Les Weiler, and Nick Thyes review “Tenacious D in Post-Apocalypto”, “FP2 – Beats of Rage”, “The Perfection”, and “Deadly Games”.
Screener Squad: My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
The Screener Squad takes on another international assignment as they venture into the weird and wild world of anime! Their target this time is the English dub film for My Hero Academia, subtitled both Two Heroes and The Movie (they use both on the title card for some reason…). The series leads the ultra-powerful All Might and his protege Deku traveling to the floating
Infestation – Fantastic Fest 2018 – Day 5
The festival continues on with more great films to discuss. This episode features Chris and Matt Monagle from The Austin Chronicle discussing the films “May The Devil Take You”, “Savage” and “Donnybrook” and then Chris got to have a fun conversation with the director of “Donnybrook”, Tim Sutton.
Infestation – Fantastic Fest 2018 – Day 4
At the halfway point of our favorite genre film festival, Chris and Richard talk about the ass-kicking excellence of “The Night Comes For Us”, the surreal performance-art horror of “Suspiria”, and the mysteriously horrific world of “The Night Shifter” as well as an interview with “Suspiria” star Jessica Harper and writer David Kajganich.
Infestation – Fantastic Fest 2018 – Day 3
Day 3. Saturday. When it all goes over-the-top crazy town. That’s generally the deal at Fantastic Fest and this year was no exception. So, in that vein expect today’s two film reviews to be a little more unhinged than the previous FF podcasts this year, but hey, Brian Salisbury from Junkfood Cinema is on this one as is Les Weiler
